The P-Type ATPase PA1429 Regulates Quorum-Sensing Systems and Bacterial Virulence.

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The P-Type ATPase PA1429 Regulates Quorum-Sensing Systems and Bacterial Virulence.

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Boren Tan

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Chao Zhang

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Gukui Chen

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Haihua Liang

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Jing Qin

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Weina Kong

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Yani Zhang

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10.3389/FMICB.2017.02449

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