Tricked or trapped - Two decoy mechanisms in host-pathogen interactions
Antagonistic interactions between hosts and pathogens frequently result in arms races. The host attempts to recognise the pathogen and inhibit its growth and spread, whereas the pathogen tries to subvert recognition and suppress host responses. These antagonistic interactions drive the evolution of...
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Public Library of Science
2018
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