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Control of clostridium difficile physiopathology in response to cysteine availability

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Within complex networks encompassing tens of thousands of genes, investigators typically focus only on a minority of genes exhibiting significant expression differences

However, SCD is generally less severe and easier to manage than PCD because the blood levels of carnitine are relatively higher