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Disruption of InlC2 enhances the internalization of Listeria monocytogenes by epithelial cells

2011-09-01

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The LPXTG internlin gene inlC2 is L. monocytogenes specific and formed an internalin cluster with inlD, inlE and, in some cases, inlG between ascB and dapE. Of note, inlC2 was transcribed monocistronically, and of these internalin genes, only inlC2 expression was enhanced in synthetic human gastric fluid. Disruption of inlC2 did not have a polar effect on its downstream internalin genes, but enhanced the productio...

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Literature Corpus work: a507375e-cd45-52ac-9ebc-4181b4814c06
DOI: 10.1007/s11274-011-0681-y

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