Quenching quorum-sensing-dependent bacterial infection by an N-acyl homoserine lactonase
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Lian-Hui Zhang | Jin-ling Xu | Yihu Dong | Jin-Ling Xu | Lian-Hui Wang | Lian-Hui Zhang | Yi-Hu Dong | Hai-Bao Zhang | Xi-Fen Zhang | Lian‐Hui Wang | Xi-Fen Zhang | Hai-Bao Zhang | Yi-hu Dong | Jin‐Ling Xu
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