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. 2015 Jan 23;6(2):82–88. doi: 10.1080/21655979.2015.1011033

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© Cory M Robinson, Brianna N Kobe, Deanna M Schmitt, Brian Phair, Tricia Gilson, Joo-Yong Jung, Lawton Roberts, Jialin Liao, Chelsea Camerlengo, Brandon Chang, Mackenzie Davis, Leah Figurski, Devin Sindeldecker, and Joseph Horzempa

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Figure 4. — Antibody levels from mice immunized with recombinant F. tularensis LVS expressing P. aeruginosa proteins. Antibody levels from mice immunized with F. tularensis LVS, F. tularensis LVS / pBR, F. tularensis LVS / pGFLI, F. tularensis LVS / pOPRF, or PBS was determined by ELISA. Data points represent antibody titers from individual mice. Serum was extracted from mice on day 42 post-immunization. ELISA plates were coated with P. aeruginosa PA14 (A) or 1244 (B). Lines and error bars represent the medians and quartiles respectively. Antibody levels from mice immunized with LVS / pGFLI produced significant levels of antibodies specific for P. aerugionsa (P < 0.05) compared to mice treated with PBS.