Isolation and characterization of genetic expression and secretion signals from Enterococcus faecalis through the use of broad-host-range α-amylase probe vectors
Authors:
- Alain BaulardABAlain Baulard
- Dominique GarmynDGDominique Garmyn
- Brigitte DelplaceBDBrigitte Delplace
- Stéphane HoganSHStéphane Hogan
- Jean DelcourJDJean Delcour
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