S-aryl-L-cysteine sulphoxides and related organosulphur compounds alter oral biofilm development and AI-2-based cell-cell communication. [electronic resource]

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Kasper, S H

Contributor(s):

Samarian, D
Jadhav, A P
Rickard, A H
Musah, R A
Cady, N C

Producer: 20150303Description: 1472-86 p. digitalISSN:

1365-2672

Subject(s):

Actinomyces -- drug effects
Anti-Bacterial Agents -- chemistry
Bacteria -- drug effects
Biofilms -- drug effects
Cysteine
Dental Plaque -- microbiology
Humans
Quorum Sensing -- drug effects
Streptococcus mutans -- genetics
Streptococcus sanguis -- drug effects
Sulfoxides -- pharmacology
Sulfur Compounds -- pharmacology
Transcription, Genetic -- drug effects
Vibrio -- drug effects

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In: Journal of applied microbiology vol. 117

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S-aryl-L-cysteine sulphoxides and related organosulphur compounds alter oral biofilm development and AI-2-based cell-cell communication.

APA

Kasper S. H., Samarian D., Jadhav A. P., Rickard A. H., Musah R. A. & Cady N. C. (20150303). S-aryl-L-cysteine sulphoxides and related organosulphur compounds alter oral biofilm development and AI-2-based cell-cell communication. : Journal of applied microbiology.

Chicago

Kasper S H, Samarian D, Jadhav A P, Rickard A H, Musah R A and Cady N C. 20150303. S-aryl-L-cysteine sulphoxides and related organosulphur compounds alter oral biofilm development and AI-2-based cell-cell communication. : Journal of applied microbiology.

Harvard

Kasper S. H., Samarian D., Jadhav A. P., Rickard A. H., Musah R. A. and Cady N. C. (20150303). S-aryl-L-cysteine sulphoxides and related organosulphur compounds alter oral biofilm development and AI-2-based cell-cell communication. : Journal of applied microbiology.

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Kasper S H, Samarian D, Jadhav A P, Rickard A H, Musah R A and Cady N C. S-aryl-L-cysteine sulphoxides and related organosulphur compounds alter oral biofilm development and AI-2-based cell-cell communication. : Journal of applied microbiology. 20150303.

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