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Characterization of a gene coding for a type IIo bacterial IgG-binding protein

Boyle et al., 1995

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4757562935775202822
Author
Boyle M
Weber-Heynemann J
Raeder R
Podbielski A
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Molecular immunology

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Two antigenic classes of non-immune IgG-binding proteins can be expressed by group A streptococci. One antigenic group of proteins is recognized by an antibody prepared against the product of a cloned fcrA gene (anti-FcRA). In this study, the immunogen used to prepare …
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