Host monitoring of quorum sensing during Pseudomonas aeruginosa infection
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Stefan H. E. Kaufmann | Gerd Krause | Gang Pei | January Weiner | Annika Kreuchwig | Hartmut Oschkinat | Anca Dorhoi | Gerald Brenner-Weiss | H. Mollenkopf | S. Kaufmann | M. Kolbe | H. Oschkinat | J. Protze | G. Krause | G. Brenner-Weiss | J. Weiner | J. Furkert | R. Hurwitz | G. Pei | A. Dorhoi | Laura Lozza | A. Puyskens | Michael Kolbe | Pedro Moura-Alves | Andreas Puyskens | Anne Stinn | Marion Klemm | Ute Guhlich-Bornhof | Jens Furkert | Jonas Protze | Philippe Saikali | Carolina Perdomo | Hans J. Mollenkopf | Robert Hurwitz | Frank Kirschhoefer | Ute Guhlich-Bornhof | Pedro Moura-Alves | Anne Stinn | Annika Kreuchwig | Marion Klemm | L. Lozza | C. Perdomo | P. Saikali | F. Kirschhoefer | A. Kreuchwig
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