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See Latest ArticlesVirulence of Pneumococcal Proteins on the Inner Ear
Archives of Otolaryngology, 07/21/09
Schachern PA et al. – Pneumococcal surface protein A and pneumococcal surface antigen A are 2 important virulence factors in inner ear damage secondary to pneumococcal otitis media. Mutation of these virulence factors results in less inner ear damage.
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