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Background and Objective: The recent introduction of Full Laboratory Automation systems in clinical microbiology opens to the availability of streams of high definition images representing bacteria culturing plates.

Amino acid sequences of TssB, TssC, Hcp and "orphan" Hcp proteins representing bacteria from T6SS phylogenetic Groups A-D were downloaded from NCBI [ 23, 24].

Representing bacteria such as Enterococcus faecium, Stentrophomonas maltophilia, and Pseudomonas aeruginosa along with Candida as 'opportunistic pathogens' overstates the role of sepsis-induced immune dysregulation as the primary cause of nosocomial infection in these patients.

More represented bacteria were Escherichia Coli (50/133 (38%)) and Bacteroïdes fragilis (16/133 (12%)).

We thus infected 3D HT-29 cells with non-invasive Gram negative E. coli and Gram positive B. subtilis strains, which represent bacteria that have very different surface structures and do not posses mechanisms necessary for host cell invasion.

Given that infection is asynchronous, these observations represented bacteria at various stages of early infection: entry into cells, within intact phagocytic vacuoles or in the process of escape from the phagosomes.

Bands B19 and B23 represented bacteria belonging to the Firmicutes and Chloroflexi, respectively.

Under the two superkingdoms represented, Bacteria and Eucaryota, the corresponding taxa are organized by genus, species and further identifiers.

Most of these, however, represent bacteria that have been detected by cultivation and identified by traditional morphological and biochemical methods.

As Maki's semi-quantitative method was used, the bacteria identified by cultivation must primarily represent bacteria on the external site of the catheters.

The model used represents bacteria and bacteriophage coevolving in a resource-limited chemostat, where infection rate is based on genetic similarity.