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Transcriptional Analysis of 10 Selected Genes in a Model of Penicillin G Induced Persistence of Chlamydophila psittaci in HeLa Cells

Yanqun Hu Lili Chen Chuan Wang Yafeng Xie Zhixi Chen Liangzhuan Liu Zehong Su Yimou Wu 2015년

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  • chlamydophilapsittaci
  • penicillin g
  • persistent infection
  • transcription
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