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    |November 24, 2025
    PubMed
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    两个组成的PLrSR系统对于Bordetella pertussis的生存至关重要. 研究人员发现PlrP作为第三个成分,调节PlrS活动,对呼吸道感染中的细菌持久性至关重要.

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