Genome Scale Reconstruction of a Salmonella Metabolic Model
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Manal AbuOun | Patrick F Suthers | Costas D Maranas | C. Maranas | M. AbuOun | P. Suthers | Gareth Jones | B. Carter | M. P. Saunders | M. Woodward | M. Anjum | Martin J Woodward | Gareth I Jones | Ben R Carter | Mark P Saunders | Muna F Anjum | Ben Carter
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