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Chemical-Biology and Metabolomics Studies in Phage-Host Interactions

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For many years, several studies have explored the molecular mechanisms involved in the infection of bacteria by their specific phages to understand the main infection strategies and the host defense strategies. The modulation of the mechanisms involved in the infection, as well as the expression of key substances in the development of the different life cycles of phages, function as a natural source of strategies capable of promoting the control of different pathogens that are harmful to human and animal health. Therefore, this chapter aims to provide an overview of the mechanisms involved in virus-bacteria interaction to explore the main compounds produced or altered as a chemical survival strategy and the metabolism modulation when occurring a host-phage interaction. In this context, emphasis will be given to the chemistry of peptides/proteins and enzymes encoded by bacteriophages in the control of pathogenic bacteria and the use of secondary metabolites recently reported as active participants in the mechanisms of phage-bacteria interaction. Finally, metabolomics strategies developed to gain new insights into the metabolism involved in the phage-host interaction and the metabolomics workflow in host-phage interaction will be presented.

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