Antimicrobial Activity of the Marine Alkaloids, Clathrodin and Oroidin, and Their Synthetic Analogues
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Danijel Kikelj | Päivi Tammela | J. Ilaš | Nace Zidar | D. Kikelj | Lucija Peterlin Mašič | Nace Zidar | Sofia Montalvão | Žiga Hodnik | Dorota A. Nawrot | Aleš Žula | Janez Ilaš | Lucija Peterlin Mašič | P. Tammela | Ž. Hodnik | S. Montalvão | D. Nawrot | Aleš Žula
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