… of antigen release of the tuberculosis agent with particular emphasis on the biological
characterization of mycobacteria-… The importance of specific mycobacterial antigen release is …

… mycobacterial protein release during growth. The figure summarizes the interrelationship
between protein release and structurallocalization of mycobacterial antigens… single antigens in …

… edge of protein release during growth of mycobacteria and relate the … The results obtained
suggest that secreted mycobacterial … coupled with MAbs against mycobacterial antigens. The …

… We recently demonstrated that mycobacteria bound to FN … antigens which are secreted or
released by M. tuberculosis and M. bovis BCG and to establish their relationship to antigens of …

… tuberculosis in the phagosome and the abundance of cell wall ligands for TLR2 that are
released from viable mycobacteria and that can traffic out of the phagosome (including …

… release of exosomes and microvesicles containing MHC-II. In addition, we demonstrate that
MHC-II in membranes released from mycobacterium-… and microvesicles from mycobacterium-…

… to antigen. The possibility of endotoxin contamination of PPD also was not addressed. This
report describes the ability of mycobacterial protein antigens to stimulate IL 1 release by MN …

… might be sought in "important protective antigens released by live bacilli, which are not …
Conversely, internal mycobacн terial antigens may be irrelevant to protecн tion if not released by …

… This paper will focus on proteins released from live bacteria and discuss their role in the
host–pathogen interaction and the ongoing attempts to use these molecules in TB subunit …

… The last experiment demonstrating that alpha and beta antigens are released from washed
… , indicating that secreted antigens are released from cells which are not in the division cycle. …