Application of bacterial cytological profiling to crude natural product extracts reveals the antibacterial arsenal of Bacillus subtilis.

Application of bacterial cytological profiling to crude natural product extracts reveals the antibacterial arsenal of Bacillus subtilis.
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10.1038/ja.2015.116
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2016-05
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The Journal of antibiotics
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Pogliano K
Pogliano K
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作者:
Nonejuie P;Trial RM;Newton GL;Lamsa A;Ranmali Perera V;Aguilar J;Liu WT;Dorrestein PC;Pogliano J;Pogliano K

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