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Affects of N-terminal variation in the SeM protein of Streptococcus equi on antibody and fibrinogen binding.

Vaccine - 10 Feb 2010

Timoney John F, DeNegri Rafaela, Sheoran Abhineet, Forster Nathalie

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The clonal Streptococcus equi causes equine strangles, a highly contagious suppurative lymphadenopathy and rhinopharyngitis. An important virulence factor and vaccine component, the antiphagocytic fibrinogen binding SeM of S. equi is a surface anchored fibrillar protein. Two recent studies of N....

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PMID: 20005857
DOI: 10.1016/j.vaccine.2009.11.064

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