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Differential survival of Staphylococcal species in macrophages

2023-04-29

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The human pathogen Staphylococcus aureus is considered mainly an extracellular, opportunistic pathogen, yet the bacterium is able to survive within and escape from host cells, including macrophages. An agr / sae mutant of strain USA300 is unable to escape from human macrophages but can replicate and survive within macrophages. We questioned whether such “„non-toxic“” S. aureus resembles the less pathogenic coa...

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027222a6-cf36-50af-b3fc-2eab204929cd
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10.22541/au.168278380.07406530/v1
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