Curing the Plasmid pMC1 from the Poly (γ-glutamic Acid) Producing Bacillus amyloliquefaciens LL3 Strain Using Plasmid Incompatibility
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Chao Yang | Jingqiang Wang | Jun Feng | Shufang Wang | Cunjiang Song | Hui Xie | Wei Zhang | Yanyan Gu
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