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Adhesive interactions between medically important yeasts and bacteria

1 Feb 1998

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Yeasts are being increasingly identified as important organisms in human infections. Adhesive interactions between yeasts and bacteria may contribute to yeast retention at body sites. Methods for studying adhesive interactions between bacterial strains are well known, and range from simple macroscopic methods to flow chamber systems with complex image analysis capabilities. The adhesive interactions between...

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PMID: 9532746
DOI: 10.1111/j.1574-6976.1998.tb00356.x

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