Cross-specificity of protective human antibodies against Klebsiella pneumoniae LPS O-antigen
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Hedda Wardemann | H. Wardemann | F. Lasitschka | K. Heeg | J. Lukasiewicz | Eszter Nagy | Peter Hoffmann | Gabor Nagy | Felix Lasitschka | Valéria Szijártó | Luis M Guachalla | Katharina Hartl | Katarina Stojkovic | E. Nagy | G. Nagy | Lukas Stulik | Jolanta Lukasiewicz | Klaus Heeg | Tim Rollenske | Valeria Szijarto | Katarina Stojkovic | Katharina Hartl | Lukas Stulik | Simone Kocher | Mohammed Al-Saeedi | Jutta Schröder-Braunstein | Moritz von Frankenberg | Gereon Gaebelein | Sabrina Klein | S. Klein | M. AL-SAEEDI | J. Schröder-Braunstein | Gereon Gaebelein | P. Hoffmann | Tim Rollenske | Luis M. Guachalla | Simone Kocher | Moritz von Frankenberg
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