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The spatial cell biology of host control in bacteriocyte-associated symbioses
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• Bulk omics show what bacteriomes express, but not where host control is executed • Spatial tools reveal hidden cell types, interfaces, and exchange architectures • Non-insect symbioses provide a blueprint for spatial bacteriocyte biology • Volume microscopy reveals the 3D subcellular architecture of host-symbiont interfaces • We outline a practical roadmap for adopting spatial methods in insects
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spatial cell biology
bacteriocyte
symbiosis
host-symbiont interfaces
volume microscopy
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