Elevated Temperatures Perturb Lipopolysaccharide Leading to Increased Serum Complement Sensitivity in Most Gram-Negative Bacteria

Dudgeon, Lori Snyder

doi:https://dx.doi.org/doi:10.21220/s2-tva8-y982

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Elevated Temperatures Perturb Lipopolysaccharide Leading to Increased Serum Complement Sensitivity in Most Gram-Negative Bacteria

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Year dc:date.issued: 1995

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Dudgeon, Lori Snyder. Elevated Temperatures Perturb Lipopolysaccharide Leading to Increased Serum Complement Sensitivity in Most Gram-Negative Bacteria. 1995. https://scholarworks.wm.edu/handle/internal/7708

Elevated Temperatures Perturb Lipopolysaccharide Leading to Increased Serum Complement Sensitivity in Most Gram-Negative Bacteria

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