Classification and functional analyses of putative virulence factors of Mycobacterium tuberculosis: A combined sequence and structure based study
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Vladimir Potemkin | Krishna Bisetty | Mohd Shahbaaz | Md Imtaiyaz Hassan | Mostafa A Hussien | Mohd. Shahbaaz | V. Potemkin | M. Hussien | M. Hassan | Krishna. Bisetty
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