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Plasticity in a bacterial global regulatory switch that drives a shift in antibiotic resistance and virulence
Antibiotic resistance and expression of virulence factors impact the outcome of infection by Pseudomonas aeruginosa. Pathogenesis is often modelled using the PAO1 reference strain but laboratory lineages vary in the sequence and activity of MexT, a global regulator impacting virulence, biofilm forma
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