The Glutaminase-Dependent System Confers Extreme Acid Resistance to New Species and Atypical Strains of Brucella
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L. Chaloin | D. De Biase | S. Al Dahouk | S. Köhler | A. Occhialini | Luca Freddi | E. Pennacchietti | M. Damiano | L. Freddi | Eugenia Pennacchietti
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