Female sex hormones enhance gonococcal colonization at the endocervix by modifying cervical mucus
Sofia Di Benigno(University of Maryland, College Park), Wenxia Song(Changzhi University), Allison Boboltz(University of Maryland, College Park), Logan Kaler(University of Maryland, College Park), Shrestha Mathur(Unknown), Vonetta L. Edwards(University of Maryland, Baltimore), Daniel C. Stein(University of Maryland, College Park), Gregg A. Duncan(University of Maryland, College Park), Margaret A. Scull(University of Maryland, College Park), Elizabeth Engle(University of Maryland, College Park), Liang‐Chun Wang(National Sun Yat-sen University)
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