Antibacterial Activity of AI-Hemocidin 2, a Novel N-Terminal Peptide of Hemoglobin Purified from Arca inflata.

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Chunlei Li

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Jianhua Zhu

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Jingjing Li

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Liyan Song

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Rongmin Yu

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Weiming Zheng

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Yanqing Wang

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Yuyan Chen

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10.3390/MD15070205

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