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Analysis of Effector and Immunity Proteins of the GA2 Type VI Secretion Systems of Gut Bacteroidales

23 Jun 2022

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Humans are colonized with many gut Bacteroidales species at high density, allowing for extensive opportunities for contact-dependent antagonism. To begin to understand the antagonistic potential of the GA2 T6SSs of the gut Bacteroidales, we performed bioinformatic and experimental analyses of the three divergent regions containing the toxin effector and immunity genes. We show that each GA2 T6SS locus encodes at...

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PMID: 35735993
DOI: 10.1128/jb.00122-22

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