An in vitro biofilm model system maintaining a highly reproducible species and metabolic diversity approaching that of the human oral microbiome
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Shibu Yooseph | Xuesong He | Anna Edlund | Karen E Nelson | Kenneth H Nealson | Lihong Guo | S. Yooseph | K. Nelson | K. Nealson | W. Shi | Xuesong He | R. Lux | J. McLean | A. Edlund | Lihong Guo | Youngik Yang | Wenyuan Shi | Jeffrey S McLean | Youngik Yang | Renate Lux | Adam P Hall | Adam P. Hall
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