Tellurite resistance gene trgB confers copper tolerance to Rhodobacter capsulatus
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J. Lackmann | R. Moser | F. Narberhaus | S. Leimkühler | B. Masepohl | Corinna Rademacher | Marie-Christine Hoffmann | Y. Pfänder
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