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BGA66 and BGA71 facilitate complement resistance of <i>Borrelia bavariensis</i> by inhibiting assembly of the membrane attack complex

5 Oct 2015

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Borrelia (B.) bavariensis exhibits a marked tropism for nervous tissues and frequently causes neurological manifestations in humans. The molecular mechanism by which B. bavariensis overcomes innate immunity, in particular, complement remains elusive. In contrast to other serum-resistant spirochetes, none of the B. bavariensis isolates investigated bound complement regulators of the alternative (AP) and classical...

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PMID: 26434356
DOI: 10.1111/mmi.13239

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