Kenyan rainforests as promising source for novel anti-infective agents from fungi

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Kenyan rainforests as promising source for novel anti-infective agents from fungi

Conference: “International Scientific Cooperation for the World of Tomorrow: Global Centres for Health and Climate”, jointly organized by Alexander von Humboldt Foundation and DAAD

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MYCOBIOMICS – Joining forces to exploit the mycobiota of Asia, Africa and Europe for beneficial metabolites and potential biocontrol agents, using -OMICS techniques 101008129: European Commission

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Conference: "International Scientific Cooperation for the World of Tomorrow: Global Centres for Health and Climate", jointly organized by Alexander von Humboldt Foundation and DAAD , Berlin, Germany, Sept. 2022

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Kenyan rainforests as promising source for novel anti-infective agents from fungi

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