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Bacterial Endotoxin in Human Disease

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Bacterial Endotoxin in Human Disease
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Publisher: BioStrategics Consulting
Number of pages: 35

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How advances in understanding the role of Gram-negative bacteria and endotoxin in infectious diseases and complications may improve the development of diagnostic and treatment options. This paper challenges the current understanding in this field.

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