Engineering microbes for targeted strikes against human pathogens
Lack of pathogen specificity in antimicrobial therapy causes non-discriminant microbial cell
killing that disrupts the microflora present. As a result, potentially helpful microbial cells are …
killing that disrupts the microflora present. As a result, potentially helpful microbial cells are …
Engineering microbes for targeted strikes against human pathogens.
IY Hwang, HL Lee, JG Huang, YY Lim… - … & Molecular Life …, 2018 - search.ebscohost.com
Lack of pathogen specificity in antimicrobial therapy causes non-discriminant microbial cell
killing that disrupts the microflora present. As a result, potentially helpful microbial cells are …
killing that disrupts the microflora present. As a result, potentially helpful microbial cells are …
Engineering microbes for targeted strikes against human pathogens
IY Hwang, HL Lee, JG Huang… - … and molecular life …, 2018 - pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
Lack of pathogen specificity in antimicrobial therapy causes non-discriminant microbial cell
killing that disrupts the microflora present. As a result, potentially helpful microbial cells are …
killing that disrupts the microflora present. As a result, potentially helpful microbial cells are …
Engineering microbes for targeted strikes against human pathogens
IY Hwang, HL Lee, JG Huang, YY Lim, WS Yew… - 2018 - scholarbank.nus.edu.sg
Lack of pathogen specificity in antimicrobial therapy causes non-discriminant microbial cell
killing that disrupts the microflora present. As a result, potentially helpful microbial cells are …
killing that disrupts the microflora present. As a result, potentially helpful microbial cells are …
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IY Hwang, HL Lee, JG Huang, YY Lim… - … and Molecular Life …, 2018 - ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
Lack of pathogen specificity in antimicrobial therapy causes non-discriminant microbial cell
killing that disrupts the microflora present. As a result, potentially helpful microbial cells are …
killing that disrupts the microflora present. As a result, potentially helpful microbial cells are …
Engineering microbes for targeted strikes against human pathogens
IY Hwang, HL Lee, JG Huang, YY Lim… - … and Molecular Life …, 2018 - search.proquest.com
Lack of pathogen specificity in antimicrobial therapy causes non-discriminant microbial cell
killing that disrupts the microflora present. As a result, potentially helpful microbial cells are …
killing that disrupts the microflora present. As a result, potentially helpful microbial cells are …
Engineering microbes for targeted strikes against human pathogens.
IY Hwang, HL Lee, JG Huang, YY Lim… - … and Molecular Life …, 2018 - europepmc.org
Lack of pathogen specificity in antimicrobial therapy causes non-discriminant microbial cell
killing that disrupts the microflora present. As a result, potentially helpful microbial cells are …
killing that disrupts the microflora present. As a result, potentially helpful microbial cells are …
Engineering microbes for targeted strikes against human pathogens.
IY Hwang, HL Lee, JG Huang, YY Lim… - … and Molecular Life …, 2018 - europepmc.org
Lack of pathogen specificity in antimicrobial therapy causes non-discriminant microbial cell
killing that disrupts the microflora present. As a result, potentially helpful microbial cells are …
killing that disrupts the microflora present. As a result, potentially helpful microbial cells are …