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Jill Andersen

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Chemicals & Drugs

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Microbial Sensitivity Tests

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Bengt Erik Haug; Jill Andersen; Oystein Rekdal; John S Svendsen
Synthesis of a 2-arylsulphonylated tryptophan: the antibacterial activity of bovine lactoferricin peptides containing Trp(2-Pmc).
Lars H Vorland; Hilde Ulvatne; Jill Andersen; Hanne H Haukland; Oystein Rekdal; John S Svendsen; Tore J Gutteberg
Antibacterial effects of lactoferricin B.
Lars H Vorland; Hilde Ulvatne; Jill Andersen; Hanne H Haukland; Oystein Rekdal; John S Svendsen; Tore J Gutteberg
Lactoferricin of bovine origin is more active than lactoferricins of human, murine and caprine origin.

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2002: Bengt Erik Haug; Jill Andersen; Oystein Rekdal; John S Svendsen
Synthesis of a 2-arylsulphonylated tryptophan: the antibacterial activity of bovine lactoferricin peptides containing Trp(2-Pmc).
Journal of peptide science : an official publication of the European Peptide Society 2002;8(7):307-13.
1999: Lars H Vorland; Hilde Ulvatne; Jill Andersen; Hanne H Haukland; Oystein Rekdal; John S Svendsen; Tore J Gutteberg
Antibacterial effects of lactoferricin B.
Scandinavian journal of infectious diseases 1999;31(2):179-84.
1998: Lars H Vorland; Hilde Ulvatne; Jill Andersen; Hanne H Haukland; Oystein Rekdal; John S Svendsen; Tore J Gutteberg
Lactoferricin of bovine origin is more active than lactoferricins of human, murine and caprine origin.
Scandinavian journal of infectious diseases 1998;30(5):513-7.

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