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Superoxide dismutase protects Escherichia coli against killing by human serum.

Archives of biochemistry and biophysics - 20 Feb 1995

McManus D C, Josephy P D

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To assess the role of superoxide dismutase in protecting Escherichia coli from killing by human serum and neutrophils, we constructed isogenic, smooth-lipopolysaccharide K-12 strains, either sod wild-type, delta sodA, or delta sodA delta sodB. The delta sodA delta sodB strain was killed by serum much more readily than either the wild-type or delta sodA strain. After allowing for this serum sensitivity difference,...

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PMID: 7872803
DOI: 10.1006/abbi.1995.1135

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