Salvia apiana (the White Sage, Bee Sage, or Sacred Sage) Extract: A Promising Antibacterial Candidate against ESKAPE Pathogens

Presenter
  • S. Hakim
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Virtual 336 - AAR08 New Antimicrobial Agents (in vitro and in vivo Studies Prior to the Start of Clinical Therapeutic Studies/Pre-phase 2) - Natural Product Antimicrobial Approaches

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