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The structurome of a <i>Clostridium difficile</i> phage and the remarkable accurate prediction of its novel phage receptor-binding protein

2021-07-05

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As natural bacterial predators, bacteriophages have the potential to be developed to tackle antimicrobial resistance, but our exploitation of them is limited by understanding their vast uncharacterised genetic diversity 1,2 . Fascinatingly, this genetic diversity reflects many ways that phages can make proteins, performing similar functions that together form the familiar phage particle. Critical to infection are...

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dbcc2345-dd9c-5b3b-9690-a37e8ed698b1
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10.1101/2021.07.05.451159
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