Unusual Microbial Xylanases from Insect Guts
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J. Short | E. Mathur | M. Keller | F. Goubet | N. Palackal | Yali Brennan | W. Callen | P. Dupree | G. Hazlewood | S. Healey | D. Robertson | B. Steer | G. Tamayo | A. Sittenfeld | Ke Li | M. Hernández | L. Christoffersen | Steven M. Wells
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