A virus or more in (nearly) every cell: ubiquitous networks of virus - host interactions in extreme environments. (microbiomedigest.com)
His success in studying virus - host interactions inspired him to tackle an even more difficult question: How do tumor cells turn against their hosts and eventually kill the cancer patients. (vilcek.org)
These cells allow for large scale screening using RNAi and have been successfully used to identify proteins involved in host interactions with important human bacterial pathogens such as Escherichia coli, Staphylococcus aureus [42], [43], Mycobacterium spp. [44], Legionella pneumophila [45], Chlamydia spp. [46]--[48] and Listeria monocytogenes [49]--[51]. (journals.plos.org)