Publications by authors named "Dikra Allouch"
Article Synopsis
- The study focuses on the fibronectin-binding protein A (FnBPA), which is vital for bacterial adherence to human tissues and plays a role in disease severity.
- Researchers identified five different isotypes of FnBPA A domain in clinical samples from patients with bacteremia and measured their immune response via IgG levels.
- Despite observing some IgG production against FnBPA, significant increases were noted in only 14% of patients, highlighting gaps in understanding how sequence diversity in this protein affects human antibody responses during infections.
