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Cyclic tri-adenylate controls a CARF-TM effector in type II Panoptes anti-phage systems

by Sabine Grüschow, Peter Wotherspoon, Emma Hilton-Balfe, Shirley Graham, Malcolm F. White Cyclic nucleotide second messengers are used in all domains of life to amplify viral infection signals and activate cellular defences. In prokaryotes, CBASS (cyclic nucleotide-based antiphage signalling system) and type III CRISP

Cyclic tri-adenylate controls a CARF-TM effector in type II Panoptes anti-phage systems

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