Treponema pallidum subsp. pallidum with an Artificially impaired TprK antigenic variation system is attenuated in the Rabbit model of syphilis
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B. Molini | Q. Phung | L. Giacani | A. Greninger | L. Tantalo | A. Vorobieva | N. Lieberman | E. Romeis | B. Chung | Emily Romeis | Carlos Avendaño
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