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Biofilm formation in bovine mastitis pathogens and the effect on them of antimicrobial drugs

Yulia Horiuk    
Mykola Kukhtyn    
Vyacheslav Kovalenko    
Leonid Kornienko    
Victor Horiuk    
Nataliia Liniichuk    

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