Translocation of σ70 with RNA Polymerase during Transcription
Authors:
- Achillefs N. KapanidisAKAchillefs N. Kapanidis
- Vladimir MeklerVMVladimir Mekler
- Ekaterine KortkhonjiaEKEkaterine Kortkhonjia
- Yon W. EbrightYEYon W. Ebright
- Richard H. EbrightRichard H. Ebright
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