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Bacteria Spot an Invading Virus by Watching It Cut Their Own Proteins

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University of Utah researchers found the widespread CBASS immune system fires when a viral enzyme cuts a bacterium's own sensor protein, a previously unknown trigger.
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Bacteria Spot an Invading Virus by Watching It Cut Their Own Proteins

University of Utah researchers found the widespread CBASS immune system fires when a viral enzyme cuts a bacterium's own sensor protein, a previously unknown trigger.

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Scientific Inquirer broke the news on Monday, October 26, 2026.
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