VIBRIO CHOLERAE CHITINOLYTIC COMPLEX: THE COMPOSITION AND THE ROLE IN PERSISTANCE

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Reviewed the paper are the composition and functions of Vibrio cholerae chitinolytic complex which play an important role in the maintaining and creating new forms of vibrios in the environment, it is better adapted to survive in environmental.

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O. V. Duvanova

Research Institute of Plague Control

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B. N. Mishankin

Research Institute of Plague Control

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Russian Federation

L. V. Romanova

Research Institute of Plague Control

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Russian Federation

S. V. Titova

Research Institute of Plague Control

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