细菌 Actinobacillus seminis DnaK 与牛的转激素,乳酸铁素和血红蛋白相互作用,作为一种假定的铁获取机制

Candelario Vazquez-Cruz1, Edmundo Reyes-Malpica2, J Fernando Montes-García2

  • 1Centro de Investigaciones en Ciencias Microbiológicas, BUAP, Apdo. Postal1622,, Puebla, México.

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概括

雌性杆菌 (Actinobacilus seminis) 是导致绵羊皮膜炎的一种病因,它利用特定的铁获取机制,包括一种转激素结合蛋白和DnaK,在铁限制下生存. 这些适应性可能有助于它感染各种宿主组织的能力.

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