Structural, functional and biological insights into the role of Mycobacterium tuberculosis VapBC11 toxin–antitoxin system: targeting a tRNase to tackle mycobacterial adaptation
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Prabhakar Tiwari | Ramandeep Singh | Sakshi Agarwal | Amar Deep | P. Tiwari | Soni Kaundal | Ramandeep Singh | A. Deep | S. Agarwal | Saqib Kidwai | K. Thakur | Soni Kaundal | Saqib Kidwai | Krishan G Thakur
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