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Molecular analysis of two group B streptococcal virulence factors.

Seminars in perinatology - 1 Aug 1990

Rubens C E, Wessels M R, Kuypers J M, Kasper D L, Weiser J N

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Molecular biology has provided new technology for evaluating the traits of bacterial pathogens that are important in the pathogenesis of infections. The ability to derive isogenic strains that differ by a single trait provides a powerful tool for investigating the interaction of a putative virulence factor with the host at any of the various steps in pathogenesis. Recombinant DNA techniques afford the opportunity...

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