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15 April 2023 - O0622
Metallo-beta-lactamase folds in Candidate phyla radiation: quasi-ubiquitous proteins and highly divergent sequences from bacterial ones
22 April 2022 - P1234
Adapted protocol for Saccharibacteria co-cultivation: two new members joined the club of Candidate Phyla radiation
22 April 2022 - P0876
New divergent beta-lactamases in candidate phyla radiation: owning pleiotropic enzymes is a smart paradigm for microorganisms with reduced genome
22 September 2020 - P665
Prolongation of single use SMS PVC gowns by Steam Steriliation, Gamma radiation, and Laundry during a Pandemic
24 April 2015 - EV0411
Oral candidiasis and effectiveness of miconazole treatment in patients receiving radiation for head and neck cancer in University Hospital Centre Split, Croatia
09 May 2014 - R019
Complex action of ultrasonic radiation and antimicrobial drugs with immunocorrectors on the phagocytic activity of neutrophils with NETs formation in K. pneumoniae experimental localised infection
23 April 2002
A rapid test for detection of Mycobacterium tuberculosis in body fluids and aspirates
31 March 2001
Potential pathogens in the oral cavity after radiation - a long-term prospective trial
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