Lydia Palaiodimou – 17/12/2024
Mechanisms of microbiome adaptation to chronic exposure to xenobiotics and its impact on secondary treatment responses
Mechanisms of microbiome adaptation to chronic exposure to xenobiotics and its impact on secondary treatment responses
Mechanisms of microbiome adaptation to chronic exposure to xenobiotics and its impact on secondary treatment responses
Construction and directed evolution of mutualistic synthetic consortia of Bacillus subtilis
The effect of membrane fluidity on cell wall shape and elongation in Bacillus subtilis
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