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Carbon storage regulator A (CsrABb) is a repressor of Borrelia burgdorferi flagellin protein FlaB

Sze et al., 2011

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14544914799049309078
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Sze C
Morado D
Liu J
Charon N
Xu H
Li C
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Molecular microbiology

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Summary The Lyme disease spirochete Borrelia burgdorferi lacks the transcriptional cascade control of flagellar protein synthesis common to other bacteria. Instead, it relies on a post‐transcriptional mechanism to control its flagellar synthesis. The underlying mechanism …
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