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A stress-induced block in dicarboxylate uptake and utilization in Salmonella

2019-05-27

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Bacteria have evolved to sense and respond to their environment by altering gene expression and metabolism to promote growth and survival. In this work we demonstrate that Salmonella displays an extensive (>30 hour) lag in growth when subcultured into media where dicarboxylates such as succinate are the sole carbon source. This growth lag is regulated in part by RpoS, the RssB anti-adaptor IraP, translation elong...

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526f6336-a6f6-58e8-930c-ee38770a1a88
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10.1101/648782
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