Yersinia pestis uses the Ail outer membrane protein to recruit vitronectin
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Yersinia pestis uses the Ail outer membrane protein to recruit vitronectin
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MICROBIOLOGY-SGM
Volume 161, Issue 11, Pages 2174-2183
Publisher
Microbiology Society
Online
2015-09-16
DOI
10.1099/mic.0.000179
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