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How does the oxidative burst of macrophages kill bacteria? Still an open question
James M. Slauch
Carle Illinois College of Medicine
Microbiology
Carl R. Woese Institute for Genomic Biology
Biomedical and Translational Sciences
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Hydrogen Peroxide
100%
Macrophages
100%
Reactive Oxygen Species
100%
Salmonella
100%
Oxidative Burst
100%
Phagosome
66%
Oxidase
33%
Superoxide
33%
Regulatory Genes
33%
Antimicrobial
33%
OxyR
33%
Vacuole
33%
Gaining Access
33%
Phagocytes
33%
Redundant System
33%
Barra
33%
GFP Fusion
33%
NADH-dependent
33%
Immunology and Microbiology
Macrophage
100%
Salmonella
100%
Hydrogen Peroxide
100%
Respiratory Burst
100%
Bacterium
100%
Dioxygen
100%
Phagosome
66%
Oxidation Reduction Potential
33%
Superoxide
33%
Phagocyte
33%