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Next-generation RNA-based fluorescent biosensors enable anaerobic detection of cyclic di-GMP.

Nucleic acids research - 30 Sept 2016

Wang Xin C, Wilson Stephen C, Hammond Ming C

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Bacteria occupy a diverse set of environmental niches with differing oxygen availability. Anaerobic environments such as mammalian digestive tracts and industrial reactors harbor an abundance of both obligate and facultative anaerobes, many of which play significant roles in human health and biomanufacturing. Studying bacterial function under partial or fully anaerobic conditions, however, is challenging given...

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PMID: 27382070
DOI: 10.1093/nar/gkw580
PMCID: PMC5041473

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