What happens at the host-pathogen interface in vivo vis a vis this report here?

Rakesh Yashroy @Rakesh_Yashroy

06 June 2013 0 8K Report

Lining cells and white cells may show interactive structural and chemical changes and so may the microbial pathogen.

Conference Paper Host-pathogen interface: Ultrastructure of Salmonella virulence.

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