Antibacterial potency of riboflavin-mediated photodynamic inactivation against Salmonella and its influences on tuna quality
Authors:
- Huihui LiHLHuihui Li
- Lijun TanLTLijun Tan
- Bowen ChenBCBowen Chen
- Jiaming HuangJHJiaming Huang
- Qiaohui ZengQZQiaohui Zeng
- Haiquan LiuHLHaiquan Liu
- Yong ZhaoYZYong Zhao
- Jing Jing WangJWJing Jing Wang
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