Helicobacter pylori is a common gut microbiota, responsible for severe gastritis, peptic ulcer disease and an increased risk of gastric cancer. The Cag pathogenicity island helps H. pylori cause disease by forming a molecular syringe to attack host cells that transfer the CagA oncoprotein into the gastric cells. Once i...
Shubhangi Majumder, Sanjib Das, Amalesh Mondal et al.· International journal of res...· 0 citations
The genus Fusarium comprises a diverse array of species which are devastating plant pathogens, causing diseases in various agriculturally important crops and also harmful for humans and animals. The genus is recognized as a promising source of a wide variety of secondary metabolites, which attracted enormous interest....
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CagF (Cag22) is an essential chaperone protein in Helicobacter pylori that plays a vital role in the stabilization and translocation of virulence factor CagA with the help of the type IV secretion system (T4SS). The protein contributes significantly to host-pathogen interactions. It is associated with the development o...
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