Li et al., 2011 - Google Patents
Neisseria gonorrhoeae NspA induces specific bactericidal and opsonic antibodies in miceLi et al., 2011
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- Li G
- Jiao H
- Jiang G
- Wang J
- Zhu L
- Xie R
- Yan H
- Chen H
- Ji M
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- Clinical and Vaccine Immunology
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Neisseria gonorrhoeae surface protein A (NspA) is a highly conserved gonococcal antigen. To explore the potential of NspA in vaccine development against gonorrhea, BALB/c mice were immunized with pcNspA containing the NspA gene from N. gonorrhoeae strain WHO-A …
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