A facile reporter system for the experimental identification of twin-arginine translocation (Tat) signal peptides from all kingdoms of life.
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Oscar P Kuipers | Tracy Palmer | J. V. van Dijl | O. Kuipers | T. Palmer | R. Eijlander | Jan Maarten van Dijl | David A Widdick | Robyn T Eijlander | D. Widdick
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