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Role of FAD-I in Fusobacterial Interspecies Interaction and Biofilm Formation

2 Jan 2020

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RadD, a major adhesin of oral fusobacteria, is part of a four-gene operon encoding the small lipoprotein FAD-I and two currently uncharacterized small proteins encoded by the rapA and rapB genes. Previously, we described a role for FAD-I in the induction of human B-defensin 2 (hBD2) upon contact with oral epithelial cells. Here, we investigated potential roles for fad-I, rapA, and rapB in interspecies interaction...

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PMID: 31906541
DOI: 10.3390/microorganisms8010070

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