A Histidine-rich Metal Binding Domain at the N Terminus of Cu,Zn-Superoxide Dismutases from Pathogenic Bacteria
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J. Simon Kroll | Andrea Battistoni | Giuseppe Rotilio | Giovanna Donnarumma | P. Langford | G. Rotilio | G. Donnarumma | J. Kroll | A. Battistoni | P. Valenti | C. Capo | Paul R. Langford | A. P. Mazzetti | Francesca Pacello | Anna Paola Mazzetti | Concetta Capo | Assunta Sansone | Piera Valenti | F. Pacello | Assunta Sansone | P. R. Langford | J. Kroll
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