Severe Inflammation and Reduced Bacteria Load in Murine Helicobacter Infection Caused by Lack of Phagocyte Oxidase Activity

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2003
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Abstract. The vaccine-induced immune mechanisms that protect against Helicobacter pylori infection in the mouse model have not been identified. This study inve
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Authors Blanchard, Thomas G;Yu, Feiwen;Hsieh, Chen-Lung;Redline, Raymond W;
Journal The Journal of infectious diseases
Year 2003
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