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The Journal of Biological Chemistry|December 2, 1994
Cloning and expression of the gene for group B streptococcal hyaluronate lyaseB Lin, S K Hollingshead, J E Coligan, et al.Tubercle|June 1, 1987
The immune response in two populations of wild badgers naturally infected with bovine tubercle bacilliK H Mahmood, J L Stanford, G A Rook, et al.The American Review of Respiratory Disease|July 1, 1993
Capsular type-specific polysaccharide partially inhibits group B Streptococcus-induced pulmonary hypertensionJ X Li, B M Gray, D G Pritchard, et al.The Veterinary Record|July 4, 1981
Effect of air filtration on respiratory disease in intensively housed veal calvesD G Pritchard, C A Carpenter, S P Morzaria, et al.The Journal of Hygiene|August 1, 1986
Tuberculosis in East Sussex. II. Aspects of badger ecology and surveillance for tuberculosis in badger populations (1976-1984)J W Wilesmith, P E Sayers, R Bode, et al.The Journal of Hygiene|August 1, 1986
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An IgA monoclonal antibody directed against type III antigen on group B streptococci acts as an opsoninJ F Bohnsack, M M Hawley, D G Pritchard, et al.Infection and Immunity|August 1, 1996
Characterization of PepB, a group B streptococcal oligopeptidaseB Lin, W F Averett, J Novak, et al.The Journal of Hygiene|August 1, 1986
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Effect of fibronectin on IgA-mediated uptake of type III group B streptococci by phagocytesK D Yang, J F Bohnsack, M M Hawley, et al.Pageof 6