Nutrient Limitation Governs Staphylococcus aureus Metabolism and Niche Adaptation in the Human Nose
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Michael Lalk | Andreas Peschel | Manuel Liebeke | M. Lalk | C. Weidenmaier | C. Unger | A. Peschel | Manuel Liebeke | B. Krismer | D. Janek | Mulugeta Nega | M. Rautenberg | G. Hornig | Bernhard Krismer | Clemens Unger | Christopher Weidenmaier | Daniela Janek | Mulugeta Nega | Maren Rautenberg | Gabriele Hornig | Christopher Weidenmaier | M. Liebeke
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