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I've found an old paper using radioactively labeled bacteria to track itstheir fate in macrophages. According to the data, both C$^{14}$C and P$^{32}$P are reutilized in the host cell.

COHN ZA. (1963). The fate of bacteria within phagocytic cells. I. The degradation of isotopically labeled bacteria by polymorphonuclear leucocytes and macrophages. J Exp Med. Jan 1;117:27-42.

I've found an old paper using radioactively labeled bacteria to track its fate in macrophages. According to the data, both C$^{14}$ and P$^{32}$ are reutilized in the host cell.

COHN ZA. (1963). The fate of bacteria within phagocytic cells. I. The degradation of isotopically labeled bacteria by polymorphonuclear leucocytes and macrophages. J Exp Med. Jan 1;117:27-42.

I've found an old paper using radioactively labeled bacteria to track their fate in macrophages. According to the data, both $^{14}$C and $^{32}$P are reutilized in the host cell.

COHN ZA. (1963). The fate of bacteria within phagocytic cells. I. The degradation of isotopically labeled bacteria by polymorphonuclear leucocytes and macrophages. J Exp Med. Jan 1;117:27-42.

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  • 9

I've found an old paper using radioactively labeled bacteria to track its fate in macrophages. According to the data, both C$^{14}$ and P$^{32}$ are reutilized in the host cell.

COHN ZA. (1963). The fate of bacteria within phagocytic cells. I. The degradation of isotopically labeled bacteria by polymorphonuclear leucocytes and macrophages. J Exp Med. Jan 1;117:27-42.