Functional cooperativity between the trigger factor chaperone and the ClpXP proteolytic complex
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S. Phanse | M. Babu | W. Houry | E. Leung | Kamran Rizzolo | Guillaume Thibault | T. Saio | Z. Minić | K. Ishimori | A. Yu | M. Haniszewski | Julio Diaz Caballero | Sukyeong Lee | F. Tsai | Haojie Zhu | Adedeji Ologbenla | Sa-rang Kim | Yi Wen Zhang | Mona Teng | Noha Miah
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