Analysis of in vitro activities and modes of action of synthetic antimicrobial peptides derived from an α-helical ‘sequence template’
Ulrike Pag(University of Bonn), Hans‐Georg Sahl(University of Bonn), V. P. SASS(University of Bonn), Alessandro Tossi(University of Trieste), О. В. Шамова(St Petersburg University), Yechiel Shai(Weizmann Institute of Science), M. Oedenkoven(University of Bonn), Nikolinka Antcheva(University of Trieste)
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