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Download fileRelative translocation of internalized S. pneumoniae when the lysosomal function is inhibited with NH4Cl.
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posted on 2013-06-13, 02:21 authored by Henrik Gradstedt, Federico Iovino, Jetta J. E. BijlsmaTranslocation in the presence of the vehicle of the inhibitor is set at 100%, and translocation in experimental conditions is related to this percentage. O designates the relative invasion in one individual experiment, ― is the average of all experiments. (n = 6), p.<0.05. Translocation was defined as the cumulative number of bacteria obtained in the lower compartment over 5 hours divided by the number of bacteria obtained at initial invasion point.
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microbiologyBacterial pathogensGram positivestreptococciVirologyViral transmission and infectionHost cellsHost-pathogen interactionMedical microbiologyMicrobial pathogensMolecular cell biologyCellular typesEndothelial cellsInfectious diseasesBacterial diseasesStreptococcal infectionstranslocationinternalizedlysosomalinhibited