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Microbial Cell Biology : Biofilm Formation and Antibiotic Resistance in Salmonella Typhimurium Are Affected by Different Ribonucleases

( Margarida Saramago ) ( Susana Domingues ) ( Sandra Cristina Viegas ) ( Cecilia Maria Arraiano ) 2014년

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  • antibiotics
  • biofilms
  • rna
  • rnases
  • salmonella
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