A novel phage endolysin inactivates a wide range of Staphylococcus aureus and eliminates mono- and mixed-species biofilms associated with S. aureus
Xiancai Rao(Army Medical University), Shuguang Lu(Army Medical University), Zhefen Wang(Kunming Medical University), Qiwen Hu(Harvard University), Weilong Shang(Army Medical University), Huagang Peng(Army Medical University), Xiaonan Huang(Army Medical University), Zhen Hu(Shandong University), Kexin Zhang(Southwest University), Mengyang Li(Chongqing University), Yuting Wang(China Medical University), Xuemei Wei(Guangzhou University of Chinese Medicine), Yi Yang(Army Medical University), He Liu(Army Medical University)
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