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Contribution of <i>rsaC</i> , a small non-coding RNA, towards the pathogenicity of <i>Staphylococcus aureus</i> in a mouse systemic infection model

2021-10-20

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Understanding how a pathogen responds to the host stimuli and succeeds in causing disease is crucial for developing a novel treatment approach against the pathogen. Transcriptomic analysis facilitated by RNA-Seq technologies is used to examine bacterial responses at the global level. However, the ability to understand pathogen behavior inside the host tissues is hindered by much lower pathogen biomass than host ti...

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6a64d3c4-a1a0-574f-8ac8-4c3c379678b0
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10.1101/2021.10.19.465069
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