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The <i>PPE25 (Rv1787) - PE18 (Rv1788) - PPE26 (Rv1789)</i> gene cluster encodes an interacting protein pair and is involved in immune evasion by <i>Mycobacterium tuberculosis</i>

2023-04-07

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Mycobacterium tuberculosis (M. tb) the causative agent of human tuberculosis, encodes multiple virulence factors to subvert host immune responses. One such class of proteins is encoded by the multigenic PE_PPE family which accounts for 10% of its coding potential. A number of these genes occur in clusters, of which the PPE25(Rv1787)-PE18(Rv1788)-PPE26(Rv1789) locus alone, is organised in a PPE-PE-PPE arrangemen...

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c5f0fd55-8979-58fb-aab5-d4a50628d02e
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10.1101/2023.04.07.535983
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