Mutations in DivL and CckA Rescue a divJ Null Mutant of Caulobacter crescentus by Reducing the Activity of CtrA
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Ellen M. Quardokus | Yves V. Brun | Y. Brun | E. Quardokus | Danielle O'Donnol | Deanne L. Pierce | Danielle S. O'Donnol | Rebecca C. Allen | June W. Javens | June W Javens | R. Allen
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