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Human antibodies targeting a *Mycobacterium* transporter protein mediate protection against tuberculosis
A. Watson, H. Li, et al.
This exciting study explores how antibodies can protect against *Mycobacterium tuberculosis* during active tuberculosis. Researchers, including Avia Watson and Hao Li, developed monoclonal antibodies that significantly reduced bacterial levels in infected models. Their findings shed light on the potential for immunotherapy in tuberculosis treatment.
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