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Harnessing the Power of Copper in Killing Pathogenic Bacteria

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Recorded during the Keystone SymposiaSAB meeting:

June 17, 2017, Keystone, Colorado

Speaker

Michael D. Johnson, PhD

University of Arizona

General

SciTalk | drug resistance | bacteria | Infectious Disease | microbes

Specialties

SciTalk | Infectious Disease

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