BCG vaccination confers poor protection against M. tuberculosis HN878-induced central nervous system disease
Authors:
- Liana TsenovaLTLiana Tsenova
- Ryhor HarbacheuskiRHRyhor Harbacheuski
- Nackmoon SungNSNackmoon Sung
- Evette EllisonEEEvette Ellison
- Dorothy FallowsDFDorothy Fallows
- Gilla KaplanGKGilla Kaplan
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