Multiple enzymatic activities of the murein hydrolase from staphylococcal phage phi11. Identification of a D-alanyl-glycine endopeptidase activity.
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O. Schneewind | W. Navarre | K. Faull | H. Ton-That | K F Faull | O Schneewind | W W Navarre | H Ton-That | Olaf Schneewind | Hung Ton-That
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