Enhanced cellulose degradation by targeted integration of a cohesin-fused β-glucosidase into the Clostridium thermocellum cellulosome
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Michael Anbar | Raphael Lamed | Edward A. Bayer | E. Bayer | M. Anbar | R. Lamed | E. Morag | Ely Morag | Gilad Gefen | G. Gefen
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