Complex organization of the Streptomyces avermitilis genes encoding the avermectin polyketide synthase
Authors:
- James L. OcciJOJames L. Occi
- Keith M. GewainKGKeith M. Gewain
- Tanya MacNeilTMTanya MacNeil
- Patrice H. GibbonsPGPatrice H. Gibbons
- Carolyn L. RubyCRCarolyn L. Ruby
- Susan J. DanisSDSusan J. Danis
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