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Title
Proteomic profiling of bacterial host adaptation : Racing the Red Queen
Type
Dissertation
Publ. year
2016
Author/s
Kilsgård, Ola
Department/s
Department of Immunotechnology; Infection Medicine Proteomics
In LUP since
2016-11-01
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