An architectural role of the Escherichia coli chromatin protein FIS in organising DNA.
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A. Travers | R. Lurz | C. Tolksdorf | G Lüder | R Lurz | G Muskhelishvili | R Schneider | C Tolksdorf | A Travers | G. Muskhelishvili | R. Schneider | G. Lüder | Andrew Travers | Rudolf Lurz | Carolin Tolksdorf
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