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A microbiome approach to sepsis: development and case-study application of novel methods for detection and isolation of microbes from whole blood

  • Crowder M
  • Conly J
  • Surette M
Critical Care (2012) 16(S3)
DOI: 10.1186/cc11798
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… plays an important role in the clearance of pathogens (that is, bacteria, virus or … accompanied with increase of immunity indices (Table 1). Simultaneously with an increase of anti … by activation of AE immunity, all-class anti-LPS-immunoglobulin concentration growth that blocks …

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Crowder, M. F., Conly, J., & Surette, M. (2012). A microbiome approach to sepsis: development and case-study application of novel methods for detection and isolation of microbes from whole blood. Critical Care, 16(S3). https://doi.org/10.1186/cc11798

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