Chemokines kill bacteria without triggering antimicrobial resistance by binding anionic phospholipids
Sergio M. Pontejo(National Institutes of Health), Philip M. Murphy(National Institutes of Health), David N. Garboczi(National Institutes of Health), Acacia F. Dishman(Medical College of Wisconsin), Jaime de Anda(California NanoSystems Institute), Gerard C. L. Wong(University of California, Los Angeles), Kevin Barnes(National Institutes of Health), Ángela Ballesteros(National Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders), Brian F. Volkman(Medical College of Wisconsin), Allison Zhao(National Institutes of Health), Ernest Y. Lee(California NanoSystems Institute), Sophia Martinez(National Institutes of Health), Haleh Alimohamadi(California NanoSystems Institute)
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