Gene duplication in the evolution of the two complementing domains of Gram-negative bacterial tetracycline efflux proteins
Authors:
- Stuart B. LevySLStuart B. Levy
- Robert L. HeinriksonRHRobert L. Heinrikson
- Ferenc J. KézdyFKFerenc J. Kézdy
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