Tuberculous Granuloma Induction via Interaction of a Bacterial Secreted Protein with Host Epithelium
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M. Quail | J. Parkhill | S. Bentley | S. Harris | E. Feil | Hannah E. Volkman | S. Peacock | M. Holden | L. Ramakrishnan | J. Rawls | J. Edgeworth | J. Lindsay | S. Gardete | J. Davis | Lalita Ramakrishnan | E. K. Nickerson | N. Chantratita | A. Tavares | N. Day | H. Lencastre | J. Muse Davis | Tamara C. Pozos | John Zheng | John F. Rawls | Emma K. Nickerson | T. Pozos | John Zheng
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