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The 'when and whereabouts' of injected pathogen effectors

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Tracking the spatiotemporal dynamics of bacterial effectors injected into single living host cells has become possible with a split GFP–based method.

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Figure 1: The split GFP–based method in comparison with other approaches for bacterial-effector tracking.

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  1. Cristina D. Rodrigues and Jost Enninga are in Groupe “Dynamique des interactions hôte-pathogène,” Institut Pasteur, Paris, France.,

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