Natural human antibodies to pneumococcus have distinctive molecular characteristics and protect against pneumococcal disease
Helen Baxendale(University College London), David Goldblatt(Great Ormond Street Hospital), Jeremy Brown(University College London), Nigel Klein(Great Ormond Street Hospital), José Yuste(Universidad Rey Juan Carlos), Marina Johnson, Robert Stephens(University College London)
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