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Genus-optimized strategy for the identification of chlamydial type III secretion substrates.

Pathogens and disease - 1 Dec 2013

Hovis Kelley M, Mojica Sergio, McDermott Jason E, Pedersen Laura, Simhi Chana, Rank Roger G, Myers Garry S A, Ravel Jacques, Hsia Ru-ching, Bavoil Patrik M

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Among chlamydial virulence factors are the type III secretion (T3S) system and its effectors. T3S effectors target host proteins to benefit the infecting chlamydiae. The assortment of effectors, each with a unique function, varies between species. This variation likely contributes to differences...

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PMID: 23873765
DOI: 10.1111/2049-632X.12070
PMCID: PMC3838470

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