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Elife|July 24, 2023

Multiplexed microfluidic screening of bacterial chemotaxisMichael R Stehnach, Richard J Henshaw, Sheri A Floge, et al.

Bio-Protocol|September 16, 2024

Multiplexed Microfluidic Platform for Parallel Bacterial Chemotaxis AssaysMichael R Stehnach, Richard J Henshaw, Sheri A Floge, et al.

Nature Microbiology|November 15, 2024

Metabolites from intact phage-infected Synechococcus chemotactically attract heterotrophic marine bacteriaRichard J Henshaw, Jonathan Moon, Michael R Stehnach, et al.

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Elife|July 24, 2023

Multiplexed microfluidic screening of bacterial chemotaxisMichael R Stehnach, Richard J Henshaw, Sheri A Floge, et al.

Bio-Protocol|September 16, 2024

Multiplexed Microfluidic Platform for Parallel Bacterial Chemotaxis AssaysMichael R Stehnach, Richard J Henshaw, Sheri A Floge, et al.

Nature Microbiology|November 15, 2024

Metabolites from intact phage-infected Synechococcus chemotactically attract heterotrophic marine bacteriaRichard J Henshaw, Jonathan Moon, Michael R Stehnach, et al.

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