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Clostridioides difficileis a spore-forming bacterial pathogen that is the leading cause of hospital-acquired gastroenteritis. C. difficileinfections begin when its spore form germinates in the gut upon sensing bile acids. These germinants induce a proteolytic signaling cascade controlled by three members of the subtilisin-like serine protease family, CspA, CspB, and CspC. Notably, even though CspC and CspA are both pseudoproteases, they are nevertheless required to sense germinants and activate the protease, CspB. Thus, CspC and CspA a
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