Bacterial Nitric Oxide Extends the Lifespan of C. elegans
Authors:
- Laurent GautierLGLaurent Gautier
- Olga SmolentsevaOSOlga Smolentseva
- Ilya ShamovskyISIlya Shamovsky
- Svetlana EreminaSESvetlana Eremina
- Alexander MironovAMAlexander Mironov
- Evgeny NudlerENEvgeny Nudler
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