Antibacterial compounds in green microalgae from extreme environments: a review |
Little, Shannon M.
(Department of Biology, Laurentian University)
Senhorinho, Gerusa N.A. (Department of Biology, Laurentian University) Saleh, Mazen (Department of Biology, Laurentian University) Basiliko, Nathan (Department of Biology, Laurentian University) Scott, John A. (Department of Biology, Laurentian University) |
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