Viable but non-cultivable bacteria and their implications for microbiological safety
<p>Bacteria are microorganisms found in all environments and they fulfill various tasks in ecosystems, however, some can affect the human population causing outbreaks of disease and death.</p>
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Main Authors: | Jiménez-Moleón MC (Author), Solano-Gómez JA (Author) |
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Open Journal of Environmental Biology - Peertechz Publications,
2022-06-01.
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