
Israeli Study Identifies Potential New Target Against E. coli Infections
An Israeli study at Hebrew University of Jerusalem reveals E. coli's adaptive attachment to human cells, identifying a potential new target for infection.

An Israeli study at Hebrew University of Jerusalem reveals E. coli's adaptive attachment to human cells, identifying a potential new target for infection.

Researchers at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem discovered how pathogenic E. coli uses the NleD protein to weaken the human immune response, a study led by.