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G Selvakumar

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1CO-AUTHORS
AquacultureMicrobial genetics
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|Jul 23, 2021
Utilization of Shrimp waste as a novel media for marine bacteria isolation.

A Mathivanan, S Ravikumar, G Selvakumar

|Jun 29, 2020
Efficacy of marine cyanobacterium Oxynema thaianum ALU PBC5 against multi drug resistant Gram negative pathogens.

N Padmini, A A K Ajilda, P Prabakaran

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