CP and CP-PGN protect mice against MRSA infection by inducing M1 macrophages.

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CP and CP-PGN protect mice against MRSA infection by inducing M1 macrophages.

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Jie Xu

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Jin-Fang Shi

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Li-Na Zhao

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Qing-Zhen Han

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Xian-Feng Zhang

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Xiang-Xiang Li

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Xue-Feng Qian

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Yang Zhang

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Yuan Ma

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10.1038/S41598-017-17001-0

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