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I. B. Autenrieth

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BamA and BamD are essential for the secretion of trimeric autotransporter adhesins

J. Rooke, C. Icke, T. J. Wells, A. E. Rossiter, D. F. Browning, F. C. Morris, J. Leo, M. S. Schuetz, I. B. Autenrieth, A. F. Cunningham, D. Linke, I. R. Henderson

This study shows that BamA and BamD are essential for secreting trimeric autotransporters, while BamB, C, E, TamA, and TamB are not required for this process.

bioRxiv · Aug 14, 2020Microbiology