Intrahost milieu modulates production of outer membrane vesicles, vesicle‐associated Shiga toxin 2a and cytotoxicity in Escherichia coli O157: H7 and O104 H4
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A. Mellmann | H. Karch | A. Bauwens | M. Bielaszewska | Wenlan Zhang | M. Marejková | Lisa Kunsmann | Andreas Bauwens
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