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Induction of Rhodobacter capsulatus gene transfer agent gene expression is a bistable stochastic process repressed by an extracellular calcium-binding RTX protein …

Ding et al., 2019

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13243710519676602519
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Ding H
Grüll M
Mulligan M
Lang A
Beatty J
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Journal of Bacteriology

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Bacteriophage-like gene transfer agents (GTAs) have been discovered in both of the prokaryotic branches of the three-domain phylogenetic tree of life. The production of a GTA (RcGTA) by the phototrophic alphaproteobacterium Rhodobacter capsulatus is regulated by …
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