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Structure and function of Salmonella inner membrane

Jul 2026 · Archives of Microbiology · Vol 208 · 0 citations · 333 references
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The Salmonella inner membrane is a coordinated adaptive network, and this view can help identify antibacterial targets that weaken bacterial adaptation rather than simply blocking one isolated protein.

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