ParE toxin encoded by the broad‐host‐range plasmid RK2 is an inhibitor of Escherichia coli gyrase
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J. Pogliano | D. Helinski | I. Konieczny | Yong Jiang | Yong Jiang | Donald R Helinski | Igor Konieczny | Joe Pogliano
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