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Promotiecommissie Promotoren: Prof.
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CHAPTER 1 Introduction 7
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Introduction Figure 1. Infections c
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Interestingly, autolysis induced by
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histidine kinase is the sensor prot
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egulatory systems, aiming to elucid
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11. Cockeran, R., A. J. Theron, H.
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33. Li, S., S. J. Kelly, E. Lamani,
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53. Romero, P., R. Lopez, and E. Ga
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CHAPTER 2 Regulation of gene expres
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Introduction Streptococcus pneumoni
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Materiaals and Meethods Gene regula
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(Invitrogen), 0.2 mM aminoallyl dUT
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Isolation of pneumococcal RNA durin
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Resultss and Discuussion Gene regul
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Chapter 5 glutamine ABC transporter
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Chapter 5 repression of glnA expres
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Chapter 5 Regulation of gdhA by Gln
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Chapter 5 H6-GlnA and H6-GlnR are f
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Chapter 5 148 148 Both GlnR and Cod
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Chapter 5 References 1. Almassy, R.
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Chapter 5 21. Kharat, A. S., and A.
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Chapter 6 Abstract 158 158 The tran
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Chapter 6 homologue is present, ind
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Chapter 6 170 170 Twelve genes were
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Chapter 6 candidate for fibronectin
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Chapter 6 References 1. Beckmann, C
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Chapter 7 Abstract 184 184 Efficien
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Chapter 7 Figure 1. Models of trans
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Chapter 7 Enterococcus faecalis, Ba
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Chapter 7 11. Dineen, S. S., A. C.
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Chapter 8 11. Hava, D. L., and A. C
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Chapter 8 31. Song, X. M., W. Conno
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