NAD biosynthesis: identification of the tryptophan to quinolinate pathway in bacteria.
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Tadhg P Begley | Svetlana Gerdes | A. Osterman | S. Gerdes | O. Kurnasov | K. Colabroy | T. Begley | V. Goral | Shubha Anantha | Andrei Osterman | Oleg Kurnasov | Vasiliy Goral | Keri Colabroy | Shubha Anantha
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