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Regulatory control of integron-mediated antibacterial resistance

2017-01-01

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Bacterial infections rendered almost untreatable by resistance to last-line antibiotics such as carbapenems are now a common occurrence worldwide. Genes conferring carbapenem resistance are commonly associated with structures called integrons, but little is known about their regulation, particularly in species of clinical importance. Integron gene expression is regulated by two divergently orientated promoters (Pc...

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e3a6a358-1715-5c78-853c-381f54a508a1
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10.25560/56113
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