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Nontypeable pneumococcal isolates among navajo and white mountain apache communities: are these really a cause of invasive disease?

Author(s): Scott JR, Hinds J, Gould KA, Millar EV, Reid R, Santosham M, O'Brien KL, Hanage WP|Journal: J Infect Dis|PMID: 22536000| July 2012
Pneumococci could evade pneumococcal conjugate vaccines (PCV) by modifying, mutating, or deleting vaccine-serotype capsule genes or by downregulating capsule production.…

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