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The Pi-responsive regulator PhoPR is important for S. aureus to cause infection, recommending that Pi isn't easily readily available during disease and that this nutrient should be obtained from other resources. Nevertheless, the organophosphates from which S. aureus can acquire phosphate are unidentified. We evaluated the power of 58 phosphorus-containing particles to serve as phosphate sources for S. aureus Forty-six of these substances, including phosphorylated amino acids, su
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