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, Comment la spectroscopie et l'imagerie de fluorescence multimodale contribuent-elles à disséquer l'(in)efficacité des antibiotiques vis-à-vis des biofilms de S. aureus in vitro ? RESULTATS Chapitre 4 : Comment la spectroscopie et l'imagerie de fluorescence multimodale contribuent-elles à disséquer l'(in)efficacité des antibiotiques vis-à-vis des biofilms de S. aureus in vitro ? RESULTATS Chapitre 4 : Comment la spectroscopie et l'imagerie de fluorescence multimodale contribuent-elles à disséquer l'(in)efficacité des antibiotiques vis-à-vis des biofilms de S. aureus in vitro ? RESULTATS Chapitre 4 : Comment la spectroscopie et l'imagerie de fluorescence multimodale contribuent-elles à disséquer l'(in)efficacité des antibiotiques vis-à-vis des biofilms de S. aureus in vitro ? RESULTATS Chapitre 4 : Comment la spectroscopie et l'imagerie de fluorescence multimodale contribuent-elles à disséquer l'(in)efficacité des antibiotiques vis-à-vis des biofilms de S. aureus in vitro ? RESULTATS Chapitre 4 : Comment la spectroscopie et l'imagerie de fluorescence multimodale contribuent-elles à disséquer l'(in)efficacité des antibiotiques vis-à-vis des biofilms de S. aureus in vitro ? RESULTATS Chapitre 4 : Comment la spectroscopie et l'imagerie de fluorescence multimodale contribuent-elles à disséquer l'(in)efficacité des antibiotiques vis-à-vis des biofilms de S. aureus in vitro ? RESULTATS Chapitre 4 : Comment la spectroscopie et l'imagerie de fluorescence multimodale contribuent-elles à disséquer l'(in)efficacité des antibiotiques vis-à-vis des biofilms de S. aureus in vitro ? RESULTATS Chapitre 4 : Comment la spectroscopie et l'imagerie de fluorescence multimodale contribuent-elles à disséquer l'(in)efficacité des antibiotiques vis-à-vis des biofilms de S. aureus in vitro ? RESULTATS Chapitre 4 : Comment la spectroscopie et l'imagerie de fluorescence multimodale contribuent-elles à disséquer l'(in)efficacité des antibiotiques vis-à-vis des biofilms de S. aureus in vitro ? RESULTATS Chapitre 4 : Comment la spectroscopie et l'imagerie de fluorescence multimodale contribuent-elles à disséquer l'(in)efficacité des antibiotiques vis-à-vis des biofilms de S, Comment la spectroscopie et l'imagerie de fluorescence multimodale contribuent-elles à disséquer l'(in)efficacité des antibiotiques vis-à-vis des biofilms de S. aureus in vitro ? RESULTATS Chapitre 4 : Comment la spectroscopie et l'imagerie de fluorescence multimodale contribuent-elles à disséquer l'(in)efficacité des antibiotiques vis-à-vis des biofilms de S. aureus in vitro ? RESULTATS Chapitre, vol.4, pp.1318-1322, 1999.

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