New Escherichia coli outer membrane proteins identified through prediction and experimental verification
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Rita Casadio | Samuel Wagner | Gunnar von Heijne | Paola Marani | G. von Heijne | R. Casadio | I. Nilsson | P. Marani | S. Wagner | L. Baars | P. Genevaux | J. de Gier | Pierre Genevaux | Louise Baars | Jan-Willem de Gier | Ingmarie Nilsson | Louise Baars | Samuel Wagner
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