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Sterilizing immunity against experimental Helicobacter pylori infection is challenge-strain dependent.

Vaccine - 14 Sept 2001

Kleanthous H, Tibbitts T J, Gray H L, Myers G A, Lee C K, Ermak T H, Monath T P

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The development of a murine model of Helicobacter pylori infection through serial in vivo passage of candidate strains has enabled a quantitative assessment of vaccine efficacy. In this study we compare infection with and protection against challenge from both CagA(+) type I, and CagA(-) type II...

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PMID: 11535342
DOI: 10.1016/s0264-410x(01)00248-1

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