Membrane receptors for bacterial toxins

Toxine cholerique; toxines d'E. coli thermolabile et thermostable; toxines de la coqueluche, du tetanos, de la diphterie; toxine botulinique; toxines de Shigella et de Pseudomonas. Interactions toxine-recepteur

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