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An atypical F-type ATPase is necessary for the function of the antibody cleavage system MIB-MIP in mycoplasmas

2025-12-04

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Mycoplasmas are genome-reduced, parasitic bacteria colonizing a broad range of organisms, including most livestock species and humans. They are often pathogenic, and have evolved an arsenal of mechanisms to counter their host’s immune response. Among these, the Mycoplasma Immunoglobulin Binding/Protease (MIB-MIP) system appears to be particularly important, and is conserved in the majority of mycoplasma species. T...

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8e21e42b-2fb4-5626-82e7-e45eec61ebc8
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10.64898/2025.12.04.692339
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