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Few Differences in Metabolic Network Use Found Between Salmonella Enterica Colonization of Plants and Typhoidal Mice

Frontiers in Microbiology

Microbiology

2018

English

Colonization of Tomato Plants by Salmonella Enterica Is Cultivar Dependent, and Type 1 Trichomes Are Preferred Colonization Sites

Applied and Environmental Microbiology

English

The Dickeya Dadantii Biofilm Matrix Consists of Cellulose Nanofibres, and Is an Emergent Property Dependent Upon the Type III Secretion System and the Cellulose Synthesis Operon

Microbiology

2011

English

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Publications by Jeri D. Barak

Few Differences in Metabolic Network Use Found Between Salmonella Enterica Colonization of Plants and Typhoidal Mice

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