Oral Bacteria as Potential Probiotics for the Pharyngeal Mucosa
Simone Guglielmetti, Diego Mora, Matti Karp(Tampere University), Stefania Arioli, Milda Stuknytė(University of Milan), Mario Minuzzo, Valentina Taverniti(University of Milan)
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