C‐signal: a cell surface‐associated morphogen that induces and co‐ordinates multicellular fruiting body morphogenesis and sporulation in Myxococcus xanthus
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T. Kruse | L Søgaard-Andersen | T Kruse | S Lobedanz | N M Berthelsen | L. Søgaard‐Andersen | Sune Lobedanz | Nils M. S. Berthelsen | Lotte Søgaard‐Andersen | N. M. S. Berthelsen
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