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A survey of <i>cis</i> regulatory non-coding RNA involved in bacterial virulence

2021-11-04

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Study of pathogenesis in bacteria is important to find new drug targets to treat bacterial infections. Pathogenic bacteria, including opportunists, express numerous so-called virulence genes to escape the host natural defenses and immune system. Regulation of virulence genes is often required for bacteria to infect their host. Such regulation can be achieved by cis -regulatory RNAs, like the metabolite-binding ri...

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fc19f328-dcbb-5b10-9d07-cf78ee7f6303
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10.1101/2021.11.03.467129
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