In vitro activity of amphibian peptides alone and in combination with antimicrobial agents against multidrug-resistant pathogens isolated from surgical wound infection
Authors:
- Andrea GiacomettiAGAndrea Giacometti
- Oscar CirioniOCOscar Cirioni
- Wojciech KamyszWKWojciech Kamysz
- Carmela SilvestriCSCarmela Silvestri
- Alberto LicciALAlberto Licci
- Alessandro RivaARAlessandro Riva
- Jerzy ŁukasiakJŁJerzy Łukasiak
- Giorgio ScaliseGSGiorgio Scalise
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Funding Information
- Ministero dell’Istruzione, dell’Università e della Ricerca
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