TWiM explains how S. aureus pathogenicity is a dynamic, niche-specific choreography that constantly recalibrates in response to the host microenvironment, and short chain fatty acids produced by commensal microbiota reduces its competitive fitness.
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Links for this episode:
Niche-specific fitness of S. aureus at the wound edge (Nat Comm)
Commensal derived short chain fatty acids attenuate S. aureus (mBio)
Ditch the term pathogen (Nature)
Music used on TWiM is composed and performed by Ronald Jenkees and used with permission.
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