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Sex pheromones and the plasmid-encoded mating response in Enterococcus faecalisClewell, 1993
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- Clewell D
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- Bacterial conjugation
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Plasmid-related conjugation in gram-positive, nonstreptomycete bacteria was first reported in 1974 by Jacob and Hobbs (38). They identified an R-plasmid (pJH1) and a hemolysin/bacteriocin plasmid (pJH2) in a clinical isolate of Enterococcus (formerly …
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