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Specialized pathogenic cells release Tc toxins using a type 10 secretion system

2023-02-22

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Disease-causing bacteria use a variety of secreted toxins to invade and subjugate their hosts. While the machinery responsible for secretion of many smaller toxins has already been established, it remains enigmatic for larger ones such as Tc toxins from human and insect pathogens, which approach the size of a prokaryotic ribosome. In the present study, we combine targeted genomic editing, proteomic profiling and c...

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DOI: 10.1101/2023.02.22.529496

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