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Nathan Probst

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UAMS

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Nathan Probst's research focuses on understanding the mechanisms of microbial infections, particularly those caused by bacteria. His work investigates the genetic basis of bacterial virulence and antibiotic resistance. He has explored the role of specific genes and regulatory pathways in bacterial pathogenesis and survival. Probst's research also examines the interactions between microbes and host immune systems, contributing to the broader field of infectious disease research.

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