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September 1, 2006Applied and Environmental MicrobiologyOpen Access

Attachment of and Biofilm Formation by Enterobacter sakazakii on Stainless Steel and Enteral Feeding Tubes

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HKHoikyung KimWonkwang UniversityJRJee‐Hoon RyuKorea UniversityLBLarry R. BeuchatUniversity of the Philippines System

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