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Proteomics of physiologically relevant stresses on model mycobacterium tuberculosis organisms, and the effects on virulence
In 2020 approximately 10 million people suffered from tuberculosis and it is estimated that 1.5 million died. Mycobacterium tuberculosis which is the causative agent of tuberculosis disease, is an obligate aerobic bacterium with a unique cell wall and is capable of surviving and infecting a immunoco...
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Department of Human Biology
2024
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