Abstract

Salmonella survives in macrophages by using a molecular syringe to deliver proteins into the host-cell cytosol where they manipulate phagocyte physiology. Arpaia and colleagues (Arpaia etal., 2011) show that deployment of this virulence factor is triggered by the very responses that are intended to confer host resistance.

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