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October 1, 1991Journal of Biological ChemistryOpen Access

Adhesion of Bordetella pertussis to sulfatides and to the GalNAc beta 4Gal sequence found in glycosphingolipids.

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MBMichael J. BrennanBrighton and Sussex Medical SchoolJHJulie HannahArab Center for International Humanitarian Law and Human Rights EducationELElizabeth C. LeiningerSt. Mary's College of Maryland

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Brennan et al. (1991) studied this question.

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