Antimicrobial d-amino acid oxidase-derived peptides specify gut microbiota
Giulia Murtas(University of Insubria), Loredano Pollegioni(University of Insubria), Valeria Cafaro(University of Naples Federico II), Monica Abbondi(Fondazione Humanitas per la Ricerca), Jean‐Pierre Mothet(Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique), Silvia Sacchi(University of Insubria), Elisa Maffioli(University of Milan), Gabriella Tedeschi(University of Milan), Eugenio Notomista(University of Naples Federico II)
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