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268 related items for PubMed ID: 33338235

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    Chusri S, Jittanon W, Maneenoon K, Voravuthikunchai SP.
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    Weldrick PJ, Hardman MJ, Paunov VN.
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  • 33. Acceleration of the formation of biofilms on contact lens surfaces in the presence of neutrophil-derived cellular debris is conserved across multiple genera.
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    Hukić M, Seljmo D, Ramovic A, Ibrišimović MA, Dogan S, Hukic J, Bojic EF.
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    Hou W, Sun X, Wang Z, Zhang Y.
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  • 39. Combinatorial effects of antibiotics and enzymes against dual-species Staphylococcus aureus and Pseudomonas aeruginosa biofilms in the wound-like medium.
    Fanaei Pirlar R, Emaneini M, Beigverdi R, Banar M, B van Leeuwen W, Jabalameli F.
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