Direct sensing and signal transduction during bacterial chemotaxis toward aromatic compounds in Comamonas testosteroni
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Rebecca E Parales | Shuangjiang Liu | R. Parales | Cheng-Ying Jiang | Shuang-Jiang Liu | Zhou Huang | Bin Ni | Yu-Fan Wu | Yun-Zhe He | Zhou Huang | Bin Ni | Yu-fan Wu | C. Jiang | Yun-Zhe He
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