Distinct bile salt hydrolase substrate preferences dictate C. difficile pathogenesis
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Ajay S. Gulati | Emily C. Gentry | Sarah K. McGill | P. Dorrestein | R. Barrangou | M. Redinbo | Sarah O’Flaherty | M. H. Foley | C. Theriot | Garrison Allen | A. Stewart | Meichen Pan | Erin S. Baker | Shakshi Patel | Violet V. Beaty | Molly E. Vanhoy | Michael K. Dougherty | Morgan E. Walker
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