Identification of an aggregative adhesion fimbria (AAF) type III-encoding operon in enteroaggregative Escherichia coli as a sensitive probe for detecting the AAF-encoding operon family.
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Identification of an aggregative adhesion fimbria (AAF) type III-encoding operon in enteroaggregative Escherichia coli as a sensitive probe for detecting the AAF-encoding operon family.
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Identification of an aggregati ...... he AAF-encoding operon family.
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Identification of an aggregati ...... he AAF-encoding operon family.
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Identification of an aggregative adhesion fimbria
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Identification of an aggregati ...... he AAF-encoding operon family.
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Identification of an aggregati ...... he AAF-encoding operon family.
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Identification of an aggregative adhesion fimbria
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Identification of an aggregati ...... he AAF-encoding operon family.
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Identification of an aggregati ...... he AAF-encoding operon family.
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Identification of an aggregative adhesion fimbria
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Identification of an aggregati ...... he AAF-encoding operon family.
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Christine Bernier
Pierre Gounon
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10.1128/IAI.70.8.4302-4311.2002
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2002-08-01T00:00:00Z