The relationship between hetero‐oligomer formation and function of the topological specificity domain of the Escherichia coli MinE protein
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S. Rowland | L. Rothfield | Yan Zhang | Y Zhang | S Rowland | G King | E Braswell | L Rothfield | E. Braswell | Glenn F. King
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