Subclinical exposure to Streptococcus pyogenes drives the development of long-lived homologous immunity
Ailin Lepletier(Griffith University), Manisha Pandey(Griffith University), Ainslie Calcutt(Griffith University), Michael F. Good(Griffith University), Joshua Osowicki(Royal Children's Hospital), Kristy Azzopardi(Murdoch Children's Research Institute), Andrew C. Steer(The University of Melbourne), Merrina Anugraham(Macquarie University), Victoria Ozberk(Griffith University), Despena Vedis(Griffith University), Darrell Bessette(Griffith University), Daniel Kolarich(Griffith University), Christie Short(Griffith University), Hannah R. Frost(Murdoch Children's Research Institute)
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