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Evaluation of human trophoblasts and ovine testis cell lines for the study of the intracellular pathogenBrucella ovis

23 Nov 2018

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Since pathogenic Brucella survive and replicate inside phagocytes, cellular models of infection constitute important tools in brucellosis research. We describe the behavior of B. ovis PA (which causes a type of ovine brucellosis mainly affecting the male reproductive tract) and representative attenuated mutants in two commercially available cell lines of non-professional phagocytes related to Brucella tissue...

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PMID: 30476113
DOI: 10.1093/femsle/fny278

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