Small heat shock protein from M. marinum:Form-1

Previously, we demonstrated that Cas2 encoded within the CRISPR-Cas locus of Legionella pneumophila strain 130b promotes the ability of the Legionella pathogen to infect amoebal hosts. Given that L. pneumophila Cas2 has RNase activity, we posited that the cytoplasmic protein is regulating the expression of another Legionella gene(s) that fosters intracellular infection.

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Small heat shock protein from M. marinum:Form-1

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Legionella pneumophila Cas2 Promotes the Expression of Small Heat Shock Protein C2 That Is Required for Thermal Tolerance and Optimal Intracellular Infection

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