Isolation and characterization of Escherichia coli mutants that lack the heat shock sigma factor sigma 32
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C. Gross | J. Erickson | T. Yura | C A Gross | T Yura | N. Kusukawa | Y. Zhou | N Kusukawa | Y N Zhou | J W Erickson | Y. Zhou | C A Gross | James W. Erickson
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