Effect of spaceflight on Pseudomonas aeruginosa final cell density is modulated by nutrient and oxygen availability
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Jasmine Shong | Cynthia H Collins | Macarena Parra | Wooseong Kim | Jonathan S Dordick | Farah K. Tengra | C. Collins | J. Dordick | M. Parra | J. Plawsky | Wooseong Kim | R. Pangule | Ravindra C Pangule | Zachary Young | Nicholas Marchand | Hon Kit Chan | Farah K Tengra | Joel L Plawsky | J. Shong | Zachary Young | Nicholas Marchand | H. Chan
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