Regulation of peptidoglycan synthesis by outer membrane proteins
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Waldemar Vollmer | Carol A. Gross | Robert J. Nichols | Athanasios Typas | C. Gross | A. Typas | R. Nichols | Matylda Zietek | E. Breukink | W. Vollmer | Ka Beilharz | T. den Blaauwen | Manuel Banzhaf | Matylda Zietek | Eefjan Breukink | Katrin Beilharz | M. von Rechenberg | K. Kannenberg | M. Banzhaf | Bart van den Berg van Saparoea | Jolanda Verheul | J. Biboy | Tanneke den Blaauwen | Kai Kannenberg | Moritz von Rechenberg | Bart van den Berg van Saparoea | Jolanda Verheul | Jacob Biboy | Athanasios Typas
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