The skin surface as antimicrobial barrier: present concepts and future outlooks.
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The skin surface as antimicrobial barrier: present concepts and future outlooks.
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The skin surface as antimicrobial barrier: present concepts and future outlooks.
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The skin surface as antimicrobial barrier: present concepts and future outlooks.
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The skin surface as antimicrobial barrier: present concepts and future outlooks.
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The skin surface as antimicrobial barrier: present concepts and future outlooks.
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The skin surface as antimicrobial barrier: present concepts and future outlooks.
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The skin surface as antimicrobial barrier: present concepts and future outlooks.
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The skin surface as antimicrobial barrier: present concepts and future outlooks.
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Jens-Michael Schröder
Jürgen Harder
Regine Gläser
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10.1111/EXD.12046
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2012-10-23T00:00:00Z