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H <sub>2</sub> S mediates interbacterial communication through the air reverting intrinsic antibiotic resistance

2017-10-13

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Hydrogen sulfide, a gas classically considered as a by-product of cellular metabolism, is today recognized as a crucial gasotransmitter in Eukaryotes. Moreover, most bacteria harbor the eukaryotic orthologous genes for H 2 S synthesis, and these genes have been linked to different metabolic pathways. Some bacteria, however, produce high amounts of H 2 S in their extracellular space, a characteristic classically...

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Literature Corpus work: 1628c4dc-8379-5147-8917-273dbe115159
DOI: 10.1101/202804

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