T-2 toxin induced Salmonella Typhimurium intoxication results in decreased Salmonella numbers in the cecum contents of pigs, despite marked effects on Salmonella-host cell interactions
Elin Verbrugghe(Ghent University), Frank Pasmans(Ghent University), Mia Eeckhout(Ghent University), Siska Croubels(Ghent University), Neil Shearer(Norwich Research Park), Dieter Deforce(Ghent University Hospital), Bregje Leyman(Ghent University), Katharina D’Herde(Ghent University), Sarah De Saeger(Ghent University), Arthur R. Thompson(Norwich Research Park), Filip Boyen(Ghent University), Virginie Vandenbroucke(Ghent University Hospital), Freddy Haesebrouck(Ghent University), Joline Goossens(Ghent University), Alexander Van Parys(Ghent University), Patrick De Backer(Ghent University), Maarten Dhaenens(Ghent University)
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