Effect of linker length and dockerin position on conversion of a Thermobifida fusca endoglucanase to the cellulosomal mode.
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Effect of linker length and dockerin position on conversion of a Thermobifida fusca endoglucanase to the cellulosomal mode.
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Effect of linker length and do ...... nase to the cellulosomal mode.
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Effect of linker length and do ...... nase to the cellulosomal mode.
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Effect of linker length and do ...... nase to the cellulosomal mode.
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Effect of linker length and do ...... nase to the cellulosomal mode.
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Effect of linker length and do ...... nase to the cellulosomal mode.
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Effect of linker length and do ...... nase to the cellulosomal mode.
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David B Wilson
Diana Irwin
Edward A Bayer
Jonathan Caspi
Rachel Haimovitz
Raphael Lamed
Yoav Barak
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10.1128/AEM.01241-09
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2009-10-09T00:00:00Z