Structural Basis for the Differential Regulation of DNA by the Methionine Repressor MetJ*
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Anne Marie Augustus | William T Heller | L. Spicer | Patrick N Reardon | Leonard D Spicer | P. Reardon | W. T. Heller | A. M. Augustus
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