Haemophilus ducreyi Infection Induces Oxidative Stress, Central Metabolic Changes, and a Mixed Pro- and Anti-inflammatory Environment in the Human Host
Journal article published in 2022 by
Julie A. Brothwell 
,
Kate R. Fortney,
Hongyu Gao,
Landon S. Wilson,
Caroline F. Andrews,
Tuan M. Tran ,
Xin Hu,
Teresa A. Batteiger,
Stephen Barnes,
Yunlong Liu,
Stanley M. Spinola
,
Kate R. Fortney,
Hongyu Gao,
Landon S. Wilson,
Caroline F. Andrews,
Tuan M. Tran ,
Xin Hu,
Teresa A. Batteiger,
Stephen Barnes,
Yunlong Liu,
Stanley M. Spinola
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Abstract
Interactions between the host and bacteria at sites of infection in humans are poorly understood. We inoculated human volunteers on the upper arm with the skin pathogen H. ducreyi or a buffer control and biopsied the resulting infected and sham-inoculated sites.