Reposted by Daniel Krentzel
Counting bacteria is not enough.
To understand what makes a bacterium dangerous, we need to see what it actually does when it meets human cells.
Our MALVINA study is now out in @natcomms.nature.com
www.nature.com/articles/s41...
nature.com
Deep-learning single-cell profiling uncovers interbacterial and drug-driven reshaping of pathogen virulence - Nature Communications
This study introduces MALVINA, a deep-learning platform that measures bacterial invasion and DNA damage in individual human cells, revealing how bacterial interactions and commonly used drugs reshape ...