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    Luke-Marshall NR, Mang TS, Hansen LA, Campagnari AA.
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  • 23. Comparative analyses of the Moraxella catarrhalis type-IV pilus structural subunit PilA.
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  • 25. A UspA2H-negative variant of Moraxella catarrhalis strain O46E has a deletion in a homopolymeric nucleotide repeat common to uspA2H genes.
    Wang W, Pearson MM, Attia AS, Blick RJ, Hansen EJ.
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