Social amoebae establish a protective interface with their bacterial associates by lectin agglutination - Science Advances

Social amoebae establish a protective interface with their bacterial associates by lectin agglutination  Science Advances

Both animals and amoebae use phagocytosis and DNA-based extracellular traps as anti-bacterial defense mechanisms. Whether, like animals, amoebae also ...



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