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Two SecA/SecY Systems with Distinct Roles in the Ecological Adaptations of Bacteria

2017-10-12

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Bacteria interact with their environment through the secretion of a specific set of proteins (known as secretome) through various secretion systems. Molecular modifications of these secretion systems may lead to the emergence of new bacterial-environment interactions, although this remains unexplored. In this study we investigate the possible link between molecular and functional changes in secretion proteins and...

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a99b2681-db40-548b-9d26-c2ebf739f11c
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10.1101/202358
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