Coiled-coil protein Scy is a key component of a multiprotein assembly controlling polarized growth in Streptomyces
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Richard M. Leggett | Andrew M. Hemmings | John Walshaw | Annabelle Thibessard | R. Leggett | A. Hemmings | J. Walshaw | B. Gust | A. Thibessard | Bertolt Gust | Neil A. Holmes | Kate A. Dalton | Michael D. Gillespie | Gabriella H. Kelemen | N. Holmes | G. Kelemen | Annabelle Thibessard
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