Sequestration of Mycobacterium tuberculosis in tight vacuoles in vivo in lung macrophages of mice infected by the respiratory route
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G. Kaplan | A. Moreira | J. Wang | V. Freedman | W. Hellmann | L. Tsenova-Berkova | Gilla Kaplan | Wilhelmine Hellmann | Andre L. Moreira | Jie Wang | L. TSENOVA-BERKOVA
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