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Which organism produces the naturally derived antibiotic O E. coli O P. polymyxa OS. epidermidis

Essentials of Pharmacology for Health Professions

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Which organism produces the naturally derived antibiotic
O E. coli
O P. polymyxa
O S. epidermidis

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