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Structural Characterization of Core Region in Erwinia amylovora Lipopolysaccharide.

International journal of molecular sciences - 4 Mar 2017

Casillo Angela, Ziaco Marcello, Lindner Buko, Merino Susana, Mendoza-Barberá Elena, Tomás Juan M, Corsaro Maria Michela

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Erwinia amylovora (E. amylovora) is the first bacterial plant pathogen described and demonstrated to cause fire blight, a devastating plant disease affecting a wide range of species including a wide variety of Rosaceae. In this study, we reported the lipopolysaccharide (LPS) core structure from E. amylovora strain CFBP1430, the first one for an E. amylovora highly pathogenic strain. The chemical characterization...

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PMID: 28273861
DOI: 10.3390/ijms18030559
PMCID: PMC5372575

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