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2007Nasal mucosa expression of lactoferrin in patients with chronic rhinosinusitisPsaltis, A.; Bruhn, M.; Ooi, E.; Tan, L.; Wormald, P.
2014The use of chitosan-dextran gel shows anti-inflammatory, antibiofilm, and antiproliferative properties in fibroblast cell cultureParamasivan, S.; Jones, D.; Baker, L.; Hanton, L.; Robinson, S.; Wormald, P.; Tan, L.
2013Phl p 1-Specific Human Monoclonal IgE and Design of a Hypoallergenic Group 1 Grass Pollen Allergen FragmentLevin, M.; Rydnert, F.; Kallstrom, E.; Tan, L.; Wormald, P.; Lindstedt, M.; Greiff, L.; Ohlin, M.
2011A sheep model to investigate the role of fungal biofilms in sinusitis: fungal and bacterial synergyBoase, S.; Valentine, R.; Singhal, D.; Tan, L.; Wormald, P.
2013Noninvasive Staphylococcus aureus biofilm determination in chronic rhinosinusitis by detecting the exopolysaccharide matrix component poly-N-acetylglucosamineForeman, A.; Jervis-Bardy, J.; Boase, S.; Tan, L.; Wormald, P.
2011The effects of nitric oxide on Staphylococcus aureus biofilm growth and its implications in chronic rhinosinusitisJardeleza, C.; Foreman, A.; Baker, L.; Paramasivan, S.; Field, J.; Tan, L.; Wormald, P.
2013Gene expression differences in nitric oxide and reactive oxygen species regulation point to an altered innate immune response in chronic rhinosinusitisJardeleza, C.; Jones, D.; Baker, L.; Miljkovic, D.; Boase, S.; Tan, N.; Vreugde, S.; Tan, L.; Wormald, P.
2013Bacterial-induced epithelial damage promotes fungal biofilm formation in a sheep model of sinusitisBoase, S.; Jervis-Bardy, J.; Cleland, E.; Pant, H.; Tan, L.; Wormald, P.
2008In Vitro Activity of Mupirocin on Clinical Isolates of Staphylococcus aureus and its Potential Implications in Chronic RhinosinusitisHa, K.; Psaltis, A.; Butcher, A.; Wormald, P.; Tan, L.
2011Methylglyoxal-infused honey mimics the anti-staphylococcus aureus biofilm activity of Manuka honey: Potential implication in chronic rhinosinusitisJervis-Bardy, J.; Foreman, A.; Bray, S.; Tan, L.; Wormald, P.

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