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1. TolC and EmrA1 contribute to Francisella novicida multidrug resistance and modulation of host cell death. Kopping EJ, Benziger PT, Thanassi DG. J Bacteriol; 2024 Sep 19; 206(9):e0024624. PubMed ID: 39194223 [Abstract] [Full Text] [Related]
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