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  1. B-Cell epitope mapping of the VapA protein of Rhodococcus equi: implications for early detection of R. equi disease in foals.

    ID: 1463265

    Description: epitope description:AGSGIVGSGSY antigen name:Virulence associated protein VapA host organism:Equus caballus antibody name:horse serum

    Publication: 11283104;

  2. B-Cell epitope mapping of the VapA protein of Rhodococcus equi: implications for early detection of R. equi disease in foals.

    ID: 1463278

    Description: epitope description:GPEGKVFDGDA antigen name:Virulence associated protein VapA host organism:Equus caballus antibody name:horse serum

    Publication: 11283104;

  3. B-Cell epitope mapping of the VapA protein of Rhodococcus equi: implications for early detection of R. equi disease in foals.

    ID: 1463281

    Description: epitope description:DAGGLTLPGAG antigen name:Virulence associated protein VapA host organism:Equus caballus antibody name:horse serum

    Publication: 11283104;

  4. B-Cell epitope mapping of the VapA protein of Rhodococcus equi: implications for early detection of R. equi disease in foals.

    ID: 1463283

    Description: epitope description:LPGAGAFWGTL antigen name:Virulence associated protein VapA host organism:Equus caballus antibody name:horse serum

    Publication: 11283104;

  5. B-Cell epitope mapping of the VapA protein of Rhodococcus equi: implications for early detection of R. equi disease in foals.

    ID: 1463284

    Description: epitope description:AGAFWGTLFTN antigen name:Virulence associated protein VapA host organism:Equus caballus antibody name:horse serum

    Publication: 11283104;
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