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Nature Chemistry (4 July 2008) | doi:10.1038/nchem.32
Bacterial inhibitors: Branching out
Abstract
An important step in the process of bacterial infection involves the adhesion of the bacteria onto the host tissue. For certain bacteria, this occurs through the binding of their hair-like appendages to mannose sugars on the host's surface.
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