inlA Antibody

1. Deletion of either one or both proteins leads to a similarly decreased invasion, suggesting an interdependent function of InlA and InlB during invasion of choroid plexus epithelial cells. PMID: 23376167
2. About 40% of Listeria monocytogenes isolates (three subtypes) were found to potentially present attenuated virulence because of the presence of mutations in the prfA and inlA genes PMID: 23317868
3. A novel single amino acid change in inlA enhanced virulence by the oral route in the murine model. PMID: 21144051
4. Listeria monocytogenes internalin interacts with E-cadherin [review] PMID: 20066101
5. L. monocytogenes subtypes are common among U.S. food isolates but rare among human listeriosis isolates carry inlA mutations. PMID: 16332872
6. Differential expression levels of inlA and inlB possibly play a role in the virulence capacities of Listeria monocytogenes strains. PMID: 16751490
7. Sequence analyses of inlA among L. monocytogenes isolated from ready-to-eat seafood revealed that only one out of 59 isolates had a nonsense-mutated inlA which indicated that these strains could be fully virulent based on the size of this protein. PMID: 17566579
8. the essential and interdependent roles of InlA and InlB in fetoplacental listeriosis PMID: 18806773
9. analysis of the internalin multigene family in Listeria PMID: 18840511
10. truncated and/or proteolytically cleaved InlA are likely involved in the biofilm enhancement. PMID: 19309566

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KEGG: lmo:lmo0433

STRING: 169963.lmo0433