Mechanisms and clinical impact of antifungal drug resistance.
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S. Sen Gupta | D. Kerridge | L. Improvisi | F. Odds | D. Warnock | B. Dupont | F C Odds | P. Marichal | H. Vanden Bossche | B Dupont | H Vanden Bossche | D W Warnock | P Marichal | D Kerridge | S Sen Gupta | L Improvisi | F Provost | O Ronin | F. Provost | O. Ronin | F. C. Odds | Bertrand Dupont | H. V. Bossche | David Kerridge | David W. Warnock | S. S. Gupta
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