ArticleScience advances2024
A natural killer cell mimic against intracellular pathogen infections.
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Abstract
In the competition between the pathogen infection and the host defense, infectious microorganisms may enter the host cells by evading host defense mechanisms and use the intracellular biomolecules as replication nutrient. Among them, intracellular
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