Small-angle X-ray scattering reveals the solution structure of the full-length DNA gyrase a subunit.
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Anthony Maxwell | J Günter Grossmann | L. Costenaro | C. Ebel | A. Maxwell | Lionel Costenaro | Christine Ebel | J. Grossmann
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