Another B. anthracis toxin is lethal factor, LF, a protease that cleaves members of the MAPK kinase
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Another B. anthracis toxin is lethal factor, LF, a protease that cleaves members of the MAPK kinase family so that they cannot bind to their downstream MAPK targets in white blood cells. Explain how LF inhibits activation of the immune system during B. anthracis infection.
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Lethal factor LF is one of the key virulence factors produced by Bacillus anthracis the bacterium responsible for anthrax LF plays a critical role in ...View the full answer
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