The pathogenesis of Shigella exneri infection: lessons from in vitro and in vivo studies Dana J. Philpott, Jonathan D. Edgeworth and Philippe J. Sansonetti* Unite¨ de Pathoge¨ nie Microbienne Mole¨ culaire, Institu

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