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vrrB, a hypervariable open reading frame in Bacillus anthracis

Schupp et al., 2000

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16587588353533390548
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Schupp J
Klevytska A
Zinser G
Price L
Keim P
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Journal of Bacteriology

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Bacillus anthracis appears to be the most molecularly homogeneous bacterial species known. Extensive surveys of worldwide isolates have revealed vanishingly small amounts of genomic variation. The biological importance of the resting-stage spore may lead to very low …
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