Adhesion of human pathogenic bacteria to endothelial cells is facilitated by fibronectin interaction

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RT @dr_todd: NEW RESEARCH: Fibronectin causes #Lyme and #Bartonella adhesion to blood vessel walls. Successful infection depends on the bac…

RT @dr_todd: NEW RESEARCH: Fibronectin causes #Lyme and #Bartonella adhesion to blood vessel walls. Successful infection depends on the bac…

RT @LOEWE_DRUID: 📢Gaining Ground: The interaction of fibronectin aids the adhesion of human pathogenic bacteria to endothelial cells. Unvei…

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