Mechanism of action of Melaleuca armillaris (Sol. Ex Gaertu) Sm. essential oil on six LAB strains as assessed by multiparametric flow cytometry and automated microtiter-based assay
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Moktar Hamdi | M. Hamdi | M. Bouix | E. A. Hayouni | J. Leveau | El Akrem Hayouni | Marielle Bouix | Manaf Abedrabba | Jean-Yves Leveau | M. Abedrabba
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