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Expression of CFA/I fimbriae is positively regulated

Savelkoul et al., 1990

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1287277650911133
Author
Savelkoul P
Willshaw G
McConnell M
Smith H
Hamers A
van der Zeijst B
Gaastra W
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Microbial pathogenesis

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Production of the plasmid-coded fimbrial antigen CFA/I of Escherichia coli requires both CFA/I region 1 and CFA/I region 2, which are separated by about 40 kb on the wildtype plasmid. The nucleotide sequence of region 2 was determined and contains an open …
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