Bueno, 2014 - Google Patents
Anti-biofilm drug susceptibility testing methods: looking for new strategies against resistance mechanismBueno, 2014
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- Bueno J
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- Journal of Microbial & Biochemical Technology S
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Biofilm is a reservoir of drug resistant microorganisms that can increase the failure rate of anti-infective therapy and is a public health concern. Antibiofilm drug discovery is necessary for developing new drugs, biocides and wound management protocols. This makes the …
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