Putative channel components for the fast-rotating sodium-driven flagellar motor of a marine bacterium
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S. Kojima | M. Homma | I. Kawagishi | N. Nishioka | S. Kojima | I Kawagishi | M Homma | S Kojima | Y Asai | H Kato | N Nishioka | Y. Asai | H. Kato | Haruki Kato
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