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To be or not to be: how Pseudomonas solanacearum decides whether or not to express virulence genes.

1996-06-01

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Pseudomonas solanacearum is a soil-borne phytopathogen that causes a lethal wilting disease of many plants, due in part to production of the unusual exopolysaccharide EPS I and numerous extracellular proteins (EXPs). Levels of EPS I and many EXPs are differentially controlled by a complex sensory array whose size, organization, and other properties set it apart from others found in prokaryotes. This network not on...

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0f85f3ab-5eaa-5357-ab89-4cf67289e1c7
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10.1007/bf01877140
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