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Correction: Alhasso et al. Development of a Nanoemulgel for the Topical Application of Mupirocin. Pharmaceutics 2023, 15, 2387

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By Bahjat Alhasso, Muhammad Usman Ghori, Simon P. Rout, Barbara R Conway
| MDPI
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Bacillus‐based probiotic cleansers reduce the formation of dry biofilms on common hospital surfaces

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By Richard Wormald, Paul Humphreys, Christopher Charles, Simon P. Rout
| Wiley Online Library Verified
1 INTRODUCTION Within the clinic environment, dry biofilms have been described as any biofilm that is capable of forming upon a dry surface, while wet biofilms are those more closely associated with medical devices such as catheters (Ledwoch et al., 2018).
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PLOS ONE: Microbial Community Evolution Is Significantly Impacted by the Use of Calcium Isosaccharinic Acid as an Analogue for the Products of Alkaline Cellulose Degradation

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By West Yorkshire, Christopher Charles, Isaac A. Kyeremeh, Simon P. Rout
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Diasteriomeric isosaccharinic acid (ISA) is an important consideration within safety assessments for the disposal of the United Kingdoms’ nuclear waste legacy, where it may potentially influence radionuclide migration. Since the intrusion of micro-organisms may occur within a disposal concept, the impact of ISA may be impacted by microbial metabolism. Within the present study we have established two polymicrobial consortia derived from a hyperalkaline soil.
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