Mutualism versus Independence: Strategies of Mixed-Species Oral Biofilms In Vitro Using Saliva as the Sole Nutrient Source
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P. Kolenbrander | Robert J. Palmer | Karen Kazmerzak | Martin C. Hansen | Paul E. Kolenbrander | K. Kazmerzak | M. Hansen
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