Search Results - "Kriel, Nastassja L"

Assessing the propensity of TB clinical isolates to form viable but non-replicating subpopulations by Coetzee, Julian L., Kriel, Nastassja L., Loubser, Johannes, Dippenaar, Anzaan, Sampson, Samantha L., Malherbe, Stephanus T., Mouton, Jacoba M.

“…Current tuberculosis (TB) treatment is typically effective against drug-susceptible Mycobacterium tuberculosis , but can fail due to acquired drug resistance…”
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Localization of EccA3 at the growing pole in Mycobacterium smegmatis by Kriel, Nastassja L, Newton-Foot, Mae, Bennion, Owen T, Aldridge, Bree B, Mehaffy, Carolina, Belisle, John T, Walzl, Gerhard, Warren, Robin M, Sampson, Samantha L, Gey van Pittius, Nico C

“…Bacteria require specialized secretion systems for the export of molecules into the extracellular space to modify their environment and scavenge for nutrients…”
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Identifying nucleic acid-associated proteins in Mycobacterium smegmatis by mass spectrometry-based proteomics by Kriel, Nastassja L, Heunis, Tiaan, Sampson, Samantha L, Gey van Pittius, Nico C, Williams, Monique J, Warren, Robin M

“…Transcriptional responses required to maintain cellular homeostasis or to adapt to environmental stress, is in part mediated by several nucleic-acid associated…”
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Mycobacterial nucleoid associated proteins: An added dimension in gene regulation by Kriel, Nastassja L., Gallant, James, van Wyk, Niël, van Helden, Paul, Sampson, Samantha L., Warren, Robin M., Williams, Monique J.

“…Nucleoid associated proteins (NAPs) are known organisers of chromosomal structure and regulators of transcriptional expression. The number of proposed NAPs in…”
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Localization of EccA 3 at the growing pole in Mycobacterium smegmatis by Kriel, Nastassja L, Newton-Foot, Mae, Bennion, Owen T, Aldridge, Bree B, Mehaffy, Carolina, Belisle, John T, Walzl, Gerhard, Warren, Robin M, Sampson, Samantha L, Gey van Pittius, Nico C

“…Bacteria require specialized secretion systems for the export of molecules into the extracellular space to modify their environment and scavenge for nutrients…”
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