Structural basis for mRNA recognition by elongation factor SelB
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Daisuke Kohda | D. Kohda | D. Fourmy | S. Yoshizawa | K. Maenaka | Toyoyuki Ose | Linda Rasubala | Katsumi Maenaka | Satoko Yoshizawa | T. Ose | Dominique Fourmy | L. Rasubala
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