A Metaproteomics Approach to Elucidate Host and Pathogen Protein Expression during Catheter-Associated Urinary Tract Infections (CAUTIs)
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Dieter Jahn | Jörg Bernhardt | Stephan Fuchs | Dörte Becher | Katharina Riedel | Martina Jahn | S. Fuchs | J. Bernhardt | R. Jáuregui | A. Otto | D. Becher | K. Riedel | D. Jahn | Christian Lassek | D. Pieper | C. Hentschker | M. Jahn | Andreas Otto | Christian Lassek | Dietmar H Pieper | Ruy Jauregui | Melanie Burghartz | Diego Chaves-Moreno | Christian Hentschker | Rüdiger Neubauer | R. Neubauer | Diego Chaves-Moreno | M. Burghartz | Stephan Fuchs | Christian Hentschker
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