Efektivitas Antibakteri Senyawa Kurkumin terhadap Foodborne Bacteria: Tinjauan Curcuma longa untuk Mengatasi Resistensi Antibiotik
Keywords:
Kunyit, Curcuma longa, Kurkumin, Antibakteri, Foodborne bacteriaAbstract
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