Differential use of the signal recognition particle translocase targeting pathway for inner membrane protein assembly in Escherichia coli.
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G von Heijne | G. von Heijne | G. Heijne | A. Kuhn | J. de Gier | J. Luirink | A. Sääf | A Kuhn | J Luirink | J W de Gier | P A Scotti | A Sääf | Q A Valent | P. Scotti | Q. Valent | Annika Sääf | J. D. Gier
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