Host stress hormone norepinephrine stimulates pneumococcal growth, biofilm formation and virulence gene expression

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RT @jopo899: This concept quite widely published but I’ve never heard of it/not sure of the clinical significance BUT host stress signals e…

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@andymoz78 Makes sense! How depressing. Total balancing act. Thank you! I’d seen this https://t.co/4QVNwjol8t as was reading around after a few nasty strep cases.

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RT @jopo899: This concept quite widely published but I’ve never heard of it/not sure of the clinical significance BUT host stress signals e…

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