Accumulation of defense systems in phage-resistant strains of Pseudomonas aeruginosa
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Stan J. J. Brouns | Franklin L. Nobrega | A. R. Costa | Daan F. van den Berg | Aswin Muralidharan | A. C. Haagsma | P. Haas | Boris Estrada Bonilla | Jelger Q. Esser | Halewijn van den Bossche | Baltus A. van der Steen
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