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Acinetobacter baumannii Gastrointestinal Colonization Is Facilitated by Secretory IgA Which Is Reductively Dissociated by Bacterial Thioredoxin A.

Ketter PM, Yu JJ, Guentzel MN, May HC, Gupta R, Eppinger M, Klose KE, Seshu J, Chambers JP, Cap AP, Arulanandam BP. Acinetobacter baumannii Gastrointestinal Colonization Is Facilitated by Secretory IgA Which Is Reductively Dissociated by Bacterial Thioredoxin A. mBio. 2018 07 10; 9(4).

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