Quantification of initial adhesion of Enterococcus faecalis to medical grade polymers using a DNA-based fluorescence assay.

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Quantification of initial adhe ...... DNA-based fluorescence assay.

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Annie Sénéchal

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Christelle J Catuogno

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Maryam Tabrizian

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10.1163/1568562052843311

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