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Novel soy protein isolate films incorporated with phage CAM-21 show strong antimicrobial effects against E. coli O157:H7

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Publication date: October 2024

Source: Food Control, Volume 164

Author(s): Kai Wen Choo, Liang Mao, Azlin Mustapha

Publication date: October 2024Source: Food Control, Volume 164Author(s): Kai Wen Choo, Liang Mao, Azlin Mustapha Leer más

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