SeaB is a conserved Salmonella enterica extracellular matrix binding protein involved in biofilm formation and infection.

Key Points

• The study aims to investigate the role of the SeaB protein in biofilm formation and its involvement in infection mechanisms of Salmonella enterica.
• Utilized a mouse model to assess infection outcomes.
• Analyzed the role of the SeaB protein in biofilm formation during Salmonella enterica infection.
• Identified a significant relationship between SeaB expression and increased biofilm formation.
• Observed that mice infected with Salmonella enterica expressing SeaB showed enhanced infection severity.