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Differential adherence capacities of pneumococcal clinical isolates at different growth states to human lung epithelial cells (in vitro)

Pneumococcal adherence to surface mucosa of human lung nasopharynx is the first step before progression to colonization and invasion leading to pneumococcal diseases. This study was undertaken to evaluate the adherence capacities of two clinically important serotypes (23-valent Pneumovax vaccine ty...

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Main Authors: Desa, M.N., Sekaran, S.D., Vadivelu, J., Parasakhti, N.
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Language:English
Published: 2007
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spelling my.um.eprints.150642015-12-15T06:43:18Z http://eprints.um.edu.my/15064/ Differential adherence capacities of pneumococcal clinical isolates at different growth states to human lung epithelial cells (in vitro) Desa, M.N. Sekaran, S.D. Vadivelu, J. Parasakhti, N. R Medicine Pneumococcal adherence to surface mucosa of human lung nasopharynx is the first step before progression to colonization and invasion leading to pneumococcal diseases. This study was undertaken to evaluate the adherence capacities of two clinically important serotypes (23-valent Pneumovax vaccine types) of pneumococci at different states of growth to human lung epithelial cells (in vitro). 2007-12 Conference or Workshop Item PeerReviewed application/pdf en http://eprints.um.edu.my/15064/1/0001.pdf Desa, M.N. and Sekaran, S.D. and Vadivelu, J. and Parasakhti, N. (2007) Differential adherence capacities of pneumococcal clinical isolates at different growth states to human lung epithelial cells (in vitro). In: The 12th Biological Sciences Graduate Congress 2007, 17-19 December 2007, Institute of Biological Sciences, Faculty of Science, University of Malaya.
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Desa, M.N.
Sekaran, S.D.
Vadivelu, J.
Parasakhti, N.
Differential adherence capacities of pneumococcal clinical isolates at different growth states to human lung epithelial cells (in vitro)
description Pneumococcal adherence to surface mucosa of human lung nasopharynx is the first step before progression to colonization and invasion leading to pneumococcal diseases. This study was undertaken to evaluate the adherence capacities of two clinically important serotypes (23-valent Pneumovax vaccine types) of pneumococci at different states of growth to human lung epithelial cells (in vitro).
format Conference or Workshop Item
author Desa, M.N.
Sekaran, S.D.
Vadivelu, J.
Parasakhti, N.
author_facet Desa, M.N.
Sekaran, S.D.
Vadivelu, J.
Parasakhti, N.
author_sort Desa, M.N.
title Differential adherence capacities of pneumococcal clinical isolates at different growth states to human lung epithelial cells (in vitro)
title_short Differential adherence capacities of pneumococcal clinical isolates at different growth states to human lung epithelial cells (in vitro)
title_full Differential adherence capacities of pneumococcal clinical isolates at different growth states to human lung epithelial cells (in vitro)
title_fullStr Differential adherence capacities of pneumococcal clinical isolates at different growth states to human lung epithelial cells (in vitro)
title_full_unstemmed Differential adherence capacities of pneumococcal clinical isolates at different growth states to human lung epithelial cells (in vitro)
title_sort differential adherence capacities of pneumococcal clinical isolates at different growth states to human lung epithelial cells (in vitro)
publishDate 2007
url http://eprints.um.edu.my/15064/1/0001.pdf
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