SUMMARY Over the past two decades, the field of bioorthogonal chemistry has transitioned from emerging to an established cornerstone of scientific inquiry. In parallel, advances in microbial and host–microbe research have highlighted the need for functional approaches that extend beyond genomic and transcriptomic analy...
Grace Z. Wang, C. VanDrisse· Microbiology and Molecular B...· 0 citations
Pseudomonas aeruginosa remains a significant challenge to human medicine as it causes acute and chronic infections at several locations in the body, including the lung and eyes. P. aeruginosa is a very versatile, highly adaptable, opportunistic pathogen due to its large genome, ability to form protective biofilms and m...
C. VanDrisse, C. Swenson, Kristin M. Hudock et al.· Frontiers in Cellular and In...· 0 citations
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