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Dual regulation of cueP by the CueR and Cpx systems enables Salmonella adaptation to copper and N -chlorotaurine
Abstract Salmonella enterica is a facultative intracellular pathogen capable of surviving within host cells, where it faces a sophisticated immune arsenal. Within the phagosomal compartment, the bacterium encounters significant stress from copper and reactive chlorine species like N-chlorotaurine (N
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