The Mycobacterium tuberculosis SigD sigma factor controls the expression of ribosome-associated gene products in stationary phase and is required for full virulence

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During infection Mycobacterium tuberculosis is exposed to several environmental conditions depending on the stage and severity of the disease. To survive, M. tuberculosis uses alternate sigma factors to regulate its gene expression in response to the changing host environment. In order to better understand the way in which stress response genes are regulated, the extracytoplasmic sigma factor gene sigD was...

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