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Science, 2017
Infectious Disease Actively killing pathogens is an important function of the immune response; equally important is limiting nutrient availability to the pathogen, a process known as nutritional immunity.
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Infectious Disease Actively killing pathogens is an important function of the immune response; equally important is limiting nutrient availability to the pathogen, a process known as nutritional immunity.
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Mycoplasmas: The pathogens' pathogens
Cellular Immunology, 1983W A, Clyde, G W, Fernald
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Pathogens in Neonatalomphalitis
Journal of Tropical Pediatrics, 1992During a 3-year study period, 33 neonates with omphalitis (with proven cultures) were encountered; aerobic and anaerobic cultures were obtained. An incidence of 2/1000 live births was recorded, with a high prevalence rate of 15.6/1000 admissions noted. Aerobes were isolated from 23 (70 per cent) specimens, whilst anaerobes were recovered alone in five (
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2004
Abstract We are the only animals that have consciously interfered with the balance between ourselves and our pathogens. Admittedly there are reports of chimpanzees eating the right parts of the right plants to get rid of their worm infections, but that is a far cry from draining swamps, building hospitals, designing vaccines, and ...
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Abstract We are the only animals that have consciously interfered with the balance between ourselves and our pathogens. Admittedly there are reports of chimpanzees eating the right parts of the right plants to get rid of their worm infections, but that is a far cry from draining swamps, building hospitals, designing vaccines, and ...
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Dual Pathogenicity Island Transfer by Piggybacking Lateral Transduction
Cell, 2023Rodrigo Bacigalupe +2 more
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