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    Why Is It Unsurprising That Two- Component Regulatory Systems Are
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Why Is It Unsurprising That Two- Component Regulatory Systems Are

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Why is it unsurprising that two- component regulatory systems are all but absent in bacteria that live at the expense of a host?

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