Converting organosulfur compounds to inorganic polysulfides against resistant bacterial infections
Zhuobin Xu(Yangzhou University), Lizeng Gao(Zhongyuan University of Technology), Xiyun Yan(Zhongyuan University of Technology), Xinggui Shen(Louisiana State University Health Sciences Center Shreveport), Zhiyue Qiu(Yangzhou University), Hyun Koo(University of Pennsylvania), Yunhao Gu(Yangzhou University), Yixin Huang(Yangzhou University), Xingfa Gao(Center for NanoScience), Jinzhi He(Sichuan University), Kelong Fan(Institute of Biophysics), Juqun Xi(Integrated Chinese Medicine (China)), Yan Tang(Guangxi University), Dandan Li(Yangzhou University), Jialei Xu(China State Shipbuilding (China)), Qi Liu(East China University of Science and Technology), Jing Jiang(Yangzhou University), Yuan Liu(Unknown)
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