A naturally occurring bacterial Tat signal peptide lacking one of the ‘invariant’ arginine residues of the consensus targeting motif
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B. Berks | T. Palmer | N. Stanley | N R Stanley | B C Berks | T Palmer | A. Hinsley | A P Hinsley
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