α-Methyl Acyl CoA Racemase Provides Mycobacterium tuberculosis Catabolic Access to Cholesterol Esters.

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Cholesterol metabolism: a potential therapeutic target in Mycobacteria.The Role of fadD19 and echA19 in Sterol Side Chain Degradation by Mycobacterium smegmatis.

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