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Researchers identify a new way by which a bacterial virus limits the capacity of Salmonella to cause infection.
The terminase protein within the bacterial Gifsy-1 prophage, or virus, is normally involved in genomic processing of viral DNA.
Upon oxidative stress the terminase acquires the ability to break down transfer RNA (tRNA), ultimately compromising protein synthesis.
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