Chloride-led disruption of the intestinal mucous layer impedes Salmonella invasion: evidence for an 'enteric tear' mechanism.
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Chloride-led disruption of the intestinal mucous layer impedes Salmonella invasion: evidence for an 'enteric tear' mechanism.
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Alan W Baird
Deirdre P Campion
Leah O'Brien
Linda Feighery
Simon Keely
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10.1159/000335768
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2011-12-14T00:00:00Z