The Blue-Light Receptor YtvA Acts in the Environmental Stress Signaling Pathway of Bacillus subtilis
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C. Price | Tae-Jong Kim | M. S. Brody | Chester W. Price | Tatiana A. Gaidenko | Tae-Jong Kim | Andrea L. Weigel | Margaret S. Brody | T. A. Gaidenko | A. Weigel | A. L. Weigel
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