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<i>Pseudomonas aeruginosa</i> core metabolism exerts a widespread growth-independent control on virulence

2019-11-20

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Bacterial virulence may rely on secondary metabolism, but core metabolism genes are assumed to be necessary primarily for bacterial growth. To assess this assumption, we correlated the genome, the transcriptome and the pathogenicity of 30 fully sequenced Pseudomonas strains using two Drosophila and one mouse infection assay. In accordance with previous studies gene presence-absence does not explain differences i...

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b9443d39-4c58-5439-ab70-8ebbfe493e7a
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10.1101/850206
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