In Vitro infection of human dura-mater fibroblasts with Staphylococcus aureus: colonization and reactive production of IL-1beta.

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Andrea Mendoza Bertelli

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Ezequiel Goldschmidt

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Marisa I Gomez

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Marta A Almirón

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Norberto A Sanjuan

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Pablo Argibay

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