ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
We thank Dr. Mark Goulian for providing E. coli phrBmutants and helpful discussion. We also thank Dr. Jiandong Chen and
Dehao Zhu for their technical support. This study is supported by NIH
grants AI157106, AI175874, and AI178908. MB is supported by a T32
training grant (T32-AI-055400).
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