Six Bacterial Vaginosis-Associated Species Can Form an In Vitro and Ex Vivo Polymicrobial Biofilm That Is Susceptible to Thymbra capitata Essential Oil

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24 May 2022

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Bacterial vaginosis is associated with a polymicrobial biofilm. We just described the first in vitro and ex vivo biofilm composed by 6 BV-associated species :) https://t.co/EonsOnJhCE

04 May 2022

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New Research: Six Bacterial Vaginosis-Associated Species Can Form an In Vitro and Ex Vivo Polymicrobial Biofilm That Is Susceptible to Thymbra capitata Essential Oil https://t.co/JkM6xANknK #cellinfect

04 May 2022

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