Structural characterization and functional properties of a novel lipomannan variant isolated from a Corynebacterium glutamicum pimB′ mutant
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G. Besra | L. Eggeling | C. Klein | P. Hitchen | A. Dell | H. Morris | L. Alderwick | A. Mishra | S. Gurcha | P. Babu
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