Improving industrial yeast strains: exploiting natural and artificial diversity
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Jan Steensels | Esther Meersman | Martina Picca Nicolino | Tim Snoek | K. Verstrepen | Jan Steensels | K. Voordeckers | Tim Snoek | E. Meersman | M. P. Nicolino | Kevin J Verstrepen | Karin Voordeckers
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