Data underlying Fig 2.

<div><p>Endomembrane breaching is a crucial strategy employed by intracellular pathogens enclosed within vacuoles to access the nutrient-rich cytosol for intracellular replication. While bacteria use various mechanisms to compromise host membranes, the specific processes and factors invo...

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Main Author:	Léa Swistak (10731874) (author)
Other Authors:	Marvin Albert (21228322) (author), Camila Valenzuela (595221) (author), Elif Begum Gokerkucuk (21228325) (author), François Bontems (67034) (author), Stéphane Tachon (21228328) (author), Keith T. Egger (21228331) (author), Anastasia D. Gazi (10719120) (author), Anna Sartori-Rupp (21228334) (author), Cammie F. Lesser (375744) (author), Perrine Paul-Gilloteaux (656257) (author), Jean-Yves Tinevez (392683) (author), Matthijn Vos (488496) (author), Jost Enninga (185604) (author)
Published:	2025
Subjects:	Microbiology Cell Biology Immunology Infectious Diseases Environmental Sciences not elsewhere classified Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified host cell entry compromise host membranes cell correlative light major human pathogen crucial strategy employed bacterial secretion system shigella flexneri </ div >< p shigella </ bacterial pathogen bacterial surface vacuolar membrane specific processes sequential steps secreted effectors rich cytosol puncturing holes often unknown mechanoporation via intracellular replication factors involved endomembrane breaching electron microscopy cytosol relying crucial process
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Data underlying Fig 2.

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