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Impact of sar and agr on methicillin resistance in Staphylococcus aureus

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Fig.  1.  Effect  of  sar  and  agr  on  methicillin  resistance.  The  strains  were  applied  along  the  plates  containing  a  gradient  from  0  to  5
Fig.  2.  Effect  of  sar  and  agr  on  the  resistance  profile  of  MC’
Fig.  3.  Effect  of  sar  and  ngr  on  PBPs  and  membrane  proteins  separated  on  a  polyacrylamide  gel
Fig.  4.  Effect  of  sar  and  agr  on  low  affinity  PBPZ’.  Western  blot  of  PBP2’

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