Very happy that our paper on decrypting #T3SSEffectorNetworks is finally out in
@ScienceMagazine.
Type III secretion system effectors form robust and flexible intracellular virulence networks https://t.co/pa21Ccn1ug
Some details about the #AI model and results below.
Prof. Frankel is giving a lecture on the 18th May as part of the @imperialcollege Almroth Wright Lecture series. We can promise you some cool insights into #T3SS effector-driven manipulation of host pathways & using #AI to predict infection outcomes!
https://t.co/OFlAI3zrIG
Very happy that our paper on decrypting #T3SSEffectorNetworks is finally out in
@ScienceMagazine.
Type III secretion system effectors form robust and flexible intracellular virulence networks https://t.co/pa21Ccn1ug
Some details about the #AI model and results below.
This model will help us spot the most interesting combinations of effectors for future experiments. Moreover, we have the intuition that our approach is also applicable to research on other T3SS networks and #BiologicalNetworks in general, and would save time and resources.
Los investigadores de @informaticaupm, @LIA_UPM y Elena Núñez Berrueco, publican en la revista @ScienceMagazine un estudio pionero que muestra cómo las bacterias dañinas esquivan nuestro sistema inmune.
https://t.co/IRKyRPqyFz
We are delighted to have this project finally see the light of day @ScienceMagazine! Great collaboration between groups in the UK, Spain & Israel. We are very grateful to the @wellcometrust for supporting this research & to everyone that worked on it!🧵⬇️
https://t.co/KxqZKjrYOB
All the effort at @TheFrankelLab reflected in @ScienceMagazine: https://t.co/FlpBg6ti9s. Bacterial T3SS-injected effectors form robust networks sustaining infection even when reduced a 60% and help to host adaption. Trained AI inferred the infectivity of alternative networks.