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A cis-encoded RNA interaction controls sub-operonic spoVG expression in Staphylococcus aureus
Bacterial operons enable co-transcription of multiple genes, yet post-transcriptional mechanisms permitting differential regulation of individual genes within a polycistronic transcript remains incompletely understood. We demonstrate that a cis-encoded RNA-RNA interaction within the bicistronic yabJ
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