Experimental bacterial dysbiosis with consequent immune alterations increase intrarectal SIV acquisition susceptibility
Alexandra M. Ortiz(National Institutes of Health), Jason M. Brenchley(Office of Extramural Research), Carol L. Vinton(National Institutes of Health), Jennifer Simpson(National Institutes of Health), Charlotte A. Langner(National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases), Carly E. Starke, Apollo Stacy(Cleveland Clinic Lerner College of Medicine), Brandon F. Keele(Frederick National Laboratory for Cancer Research), Yasmine Belkaid(Institut Pasteur), Christine M. Fennessey(Frederick National Laboratory for Cancer Research), Phillip J. Baker(National Institutes of Health), Jacob K. Flynn(National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases)
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