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The <i>ecnA</i> antitoxin is not only important for human pathogens: Evidences of its role in the plant pathogen <i>Xathomonas citri</i> subsp. <i>citri</i>

2018-12-25

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Xathomonas citri subsp. citri causes citrus canker disease worldwide in most commercial varieties of citrus. Its transmission occurs mainly through wind-driven rain. Once on the leaf X. citri can epiphytically survive forming biofilm, which enhances persistence of the bacteria to different environmental stresses and play an important role in the early stages of host infection. Therefore, the study of genes invol...

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cd422851-2e68-5334-9e18-c1249208bd3d
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10.1101/505081
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