VI. Applications of S-layers
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Noel A. Clark | Kevin P. Martin | Paul D. Beale | Dietmar Pum | Bernhard Schuster | Andreas Breitwieser | Margit Sára | N. Clark | P. Beale | D. Pum | U. Sleytr | H. Bayley | K. Martin | M. Sára | H. Gillis | P. Messner | B. Schuster | C. Mader | D. Choutov | B. Jahn-Schmid | F. Unger | Uwe B. Sleytr | Hagan Bayley | Beatrice Jahn-Schmid | Christoph Mader | Seta Küpcü | I. Frithsen | S. Weigert | Paul Messner | Stefan Weigert | Frank M. Unger | H. P. Gillis | Kenneth Douglas | S. Küpcü | Jon T. Moore | Thomas A. Winningham | Samuel Levy | Ivar L. Frithsen | Jacques Pankovc | D. A. Choutov | K. Douglas | T. Winningham | J. T. Moore | A. Breitwieser | S. Levy | J. Pankovc | P. D. Beale
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