Prokaryotic gasdermins: ancestors of eukaryotic counterparts direct the pyroptosis and cell fates

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Yingying Liu
Chen Zhang
Min Wu
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[1] University of North Dakota,Department of Biomedical Sciences, School of Medicine and Health Sciences
[2] Wageningen University & Research,Laboratory of Microbiology
[3] Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences,Biotechnology Research Institute
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