Methods for detection and visualization of intracellular polymers stored by polyphosphate-accumulating microorganisms.
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Maria A M Reis | Helena Santos | Caterina Levantesi | Valter Tandoi | H. Santos | M. Reis | L. S. Serafim | P. Lemos | V. Tandoi | C. Levantesi | Luísa S Serafim | Paulo C Lemos
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