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An unmodified form of the ColE2 lysis protein, an envelope lipoprotein, retains reduced ability to promote colicin E2 release and lysis of producing cells

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An unmodified form of the ColE2 lysis protein, an envelope lipoprotein, retains reduced ability to promote colicin E2 release and lysis of producing cells

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