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Pompy Dey

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|Dec 29, 2025
Molecular basis of carbapenem and colistin resistance and <i>phoQ</i> mutation-mediated colistin resistance in <i>Acinetobacter baumannii</i> from Bangladesh.

Pompy Dey, Sudip Kumar Chowdhury, Swarna Paul

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