Structure and Catalytic Mechanism of a Novel N-Succinyl-l-ornithine Transcarbamylase in Arginine Biosynthesis of Bacteroides fragilis*
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D. Shi | H. Morizono | Juan Cabrera-Luque | Xiaolin Yu | L. Roth | M. Malamy | N. Allewell | M. Tuchman | Juan Cabrera‐Luque
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