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RpoS Contributes to Successful Opportunistic Colonization by Human Enteric Pathogens during Plant Disease

2020-11-25

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With an increase in foodborne illnesses associated with the consumption of fresh produce, it is important to understand the interactions between human bacterial enteric pathogens and plants. It was previously established that diseased plants can create a permissive environment for opportunistic endophytic colonization of enteric pathogens. However, the factors that contribute to the colonization of enteric pathoge...

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Literature Corpus work: d5643467-55ed-5422-88b7-00e7ae8f1633
DOI: 10.1101/2020.11.24.397208

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