Cellular immunity confers transient protection in experimental buruli ulcer following BCG or mycolactone-negative Mycobacterium ulcerans vaccination
Fraga, A.G. Martins, T.G. Torrado, E. Huygen, K Portaels, F. Silva, M.T. Castro, A.G. Pedrosa, J.
Fraga, A.G.
Martins, T.G.
Torrado, E.
Huygen, K
Portaels, F.
Silva, M.T.
Castro, A.G.
Pedrosa, J.
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2012-07-01
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AS, BCG, Buruli Ulcer, Buruli ulcer,mycolactone, Cell, challenge, chronic, disease, future, growth, Immunization, INFECTION, Infectious, IS, IT, LEVEL, levels, M, mechanism, mechanisms, mice, MODEL, Mycobacterium, Mycobacterium ulcerans, observed, pathogenic, pathology, profile, Profiles, PROGRESSION, protection, Recall, relevance, report, reports, response, Responses, result, specific, Strategies, Strategy, study, Vaccination, vaccine