Microanatomy at Cellular Resolution and Spatial Order of Physiological Differentiation in a Bacterial Biofilm
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Regine Hengge | Franziska Mika | R. Hengge | Gisela Klauck | D. Serra | Franziska Mika | Diego O. Serra | Anja M. Richter | Gisela Klauck | Anja M Richter
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