Spatial metabolomics of in situ host–microbe interactions at the micrometre scale
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N. Dubilier | B. Spengler | Manuel Liebeke | B. Geier | Mario Kompauer | Dolma Michellod | E. Sogin | Moritz Janda | D. Michellod
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