Home/ Publications/ Pseudomonas entomophila & Pseudomonas mendocina: Potential models for studying the bacterial Type VI Secretion System Pseudomonas entomophila & Pseudomonas mendocina: Potential models for studying the bacterial Type VI Secretion System Published: 02.05.11 Authors: Sarris PF and Scoulica E. (2011) Reference: Infection Genetics and Evolution, 11(6), pp: 1352-60. Recent publications See all Published: 12.08.26 Nutrients as signals that spatially organize plant-microbe interactions Published: 11.08.26 Tangerine: A new family of Starships from lichen-forming fungi Published: 10.08.26 Cell-type-specific activation of broadly perceived effector-triggered immunity restricts pathogen invasion in plants
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