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. 1976 Apr;52(2):124–127. doi: 10.1136/sti.52.2.124

Immune response to a purified cytoplasmic protein of Neisseria gonorrhoeae.

J B Kwapinski, C Cates, P Landolfo, A Cheng, A R Ronald
PMCID: PMC1045237  PMID: 817777

Abstract

This paper describes studies based on the hypothesis that the immunogenicity of the gonococcus is impaired by a component toxic to immunocytes. Cytoplasm of colony type 1 gonococci was found to contain a protein fraction beta+t not present in colony type 4 gonococci. From the results of further analysis it is tentatively deduced that beta+t consists of a toxic component Tbeta-t and an immunogen.

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