Genome-wide transposon mutagenesis indicates that Mycobacterium marinum customizes its virulence mechanisms for survival and replication in different hosts.
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Genome-wide transposon mutagenesis indicates that Mycobacterium marinum customizes its virulence mechanisms for survival and replication in different hosts.
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Genome-wide transposon mutagen ...... eplication in different hosts.
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Genome-wide transposon mutagen ...... eplication in different hosts.
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Genome-wide transposon mutagen ...... eplication in different hosts.
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Genome-wide transposon mutagen ...... eplication in different hosts.
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Genome-wide transposon mutagen ...... eplication in different hosts.
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Genome-wide transposon mutagen ...... eplication in different hosts.
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Abdallah M Abdallah
Eveline M Weerdenburg
Farania Rangkuti
Gunny van Stempvoort
Kars Ter Veen
Roy Ummels
Sabir A Adroub
Shahjahan Ali
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10.1128/IAI.03050-14
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2015-02-17T00:00:00Z