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Commensal oral <i>Rothia mucilaginosa</i> produces enterobactin – a metal chelating siderophore

2020-02-20

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Next-generation sequencing studies of saliva and dental plaque from subjects in both healthy and diseased states have identified bacteria belonging to the Rothia genus as ubiquitous members of the oral microbiota. To gain a deeper understanding of molecular mechanisms underlying the chemical ecology of this unexplored group, we applied a genome mining approach that targets functionally important biosynthetic gene...

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Literature Corpus work: b78388fb-4e18-5b6e-8769-b58634a8288d
DOI: 10.1101/2020.02.20.956391

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