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Mycobacterium tuberculosis Uses Mce Proteins to Interfere With Host Cell Signaling

8 Jan 2020

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Tuberculosis continues to be the main cause of mortality by an infectious agent, making M. tuberculosis one of the most successful pathogens to survive for long durations within human cells. In order to survive against host defenses, Mycobacterium tuberculosis modulates host cell signalling. It employs many proteins to achieve this and the Mce proteins are emerging as one group that plays a role in host cell...

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PMID: 31998747
DOI: 10.3389/fmolb.2019.00149

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