The phenotypes of <i>qsmR</i> deletion mutation in toxoflavin production and extracellular protease activity.

The phenotypes of <i>qsmR</i> deletion mutation in toxoflavin production and extracellular protease activity.

<p>A) The toxoflavin production in LB broth by the <i>B</i>. <i>glumae</i> strains. B) The proteolytic activity of the cell-free supernatant from each cell culture of the <i>B</i>. <i>glumae</i> strains. C) The extracellular protease phenotypes o...

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Main Author:	Tiago De Paula Lelis (19797687) (author)
Other Authors:	Jobelle Bruno (19797690) (author), Jonas Padilla (4333774) (author), Inderjit Barphagha (19797693) (author), John Ontoy (19797696) (author), Jong Hyun Ham (9409403) (author)
Published:	2024
Subjects:	Medicine Microbiology Evolutionary Biology Ecology Infectious Diseases Plant Biology Space Science Environmental Sciences not elsewhere classified Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified produce toxoflavin even growing areas worldwide div >< p appropriate pathogen target plant pathogenic bacterium core pathogenic determinant virulent ), 411gr family transcriptional factor family regulatory protein currently accepted paradigm hypervirulent strain 411gr three different strains burkholderia glumae </ virulent strains three strains pathogenic trait glumae </ widely accepted transcriptional level regulatory function strains showed tofr </ qsmr </ b </ transcriptome revealed system encoded successful management subsequent analyses sensing system results together previous studies present study partially controlled partially contributes mediated quorum master regulator important part homoserine lactone genetic tests coding sequence avirulent ).
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