Influence of adding terminal tags on the structural and antimicrobial properties of the peptide caerin 1.1
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A. Cuesta | P. López-Cornejo | J. Vigara | R. Léon | M. Vilà | A. Molina-Márquez | C. Carbajo | J. Lebrón | M. López-López | M. Moyá | M. López-Sanmartín | J. R. López | J. Navas
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