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March 19, 2026PLoS PathogensOpen Access

Correction: Disruption of sulfur transferase complex increases bacterial intramacrophage persistence

Huang Tang Zuoqiang Wang Congcong LI Jingchen Yu Wanqiu Huang Tao Zhou Chuanzhen Zhang Bingjie Wen Chengyue Wang Xiaocen Zhu Danni Wang Jing Tao Jie Lu Jinjing Ni Yu-Feng Yao

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Key Points

To correct understanding of how disruption of the sulfur transferase complex affects bacterial persistence within macrophages.
Correction of previously published findings regarding the sulfur transferase complex and its role.
Analysis of bacterial behavior within macrophages post-disruption of the complex.
Previously unreported increase in bacterial persistence within macrophages when the sulfur transferase complex is disrupted.
Clarification of previous findings regarding host-pathogen interactions.

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Correction demonstrates disrupted sulfur transferase complex enhances bacterial persistence inside macrophages, implying altered infection dynamics.

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Tang et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69bf8641f665edcd009e8c23 https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.ppat.1014064

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