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11. A retrospective on the discovery of [Fe-S] cluster biosynthetic machineries in Azotobacter vinelandii by Michael W. W Adams; Susana L. A Andrade; Francesco Bonomi; Squire Booker; Eric S Boyd; Joan B Broderick; Mrinmoy Chakrabarti; Andy Dancis; Dennis Dean; Patricia Dos Santos; Oliver Einsle; Juan Fontecilla; Kerstin Gari; Michael Hendrich; Russ Hille; Yilin Hu; Toshiko Ichiye; Joe Jarrett; Patricia Kiley; Nicholas D Lanz; Silke Leimkuhler; Roland Lill; Paul Lindahl; Erin L Mettert; Yvain Nicolet; Caryn Outten; Wayne Outten; Debkumar Pain; Nicole T Perna; Doros T Petasis; John Peters; Markus Ribbe; Tracey Rouault; Gerrit J Schut; Eric M Shepard; Thomas Spatzal; Wing Hang Tong; Marta Uzarska; James Wohlschlegel; Hong Ye is a scholarly article available to read on EtoBox.

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Author

Michael W. W Adams; Susana L. A Andrade; Francesco Bonomi; Squire Booker; Eric S Boyd; Joan B Broderick; Mrinmoy Chakrabarti; Andy Dancis; Dennis Dean; Patricia Dos Santos; Oliver Einsle; Juan Fontecilla; Kerstin Gari; Michael Hendrich; Russ Hille; Yilin Hu; Toshiko Ichiye; Joe Jarrett; Patricia Kiley; Nicholas D Lanz; Silke Leimkuhler; Roland Lill; Paul Lindahl; Erin L Mettert; Yvain Nicolet; Caryn Outten; Wayne Outten; Debkumar Pain; Nicole T Perna; Doros T Petasis; John Peters; Markus Ribbe; Tracey Rouault; Gerrit J Schut; Eric M Shepard; Thomas Spatzal; Wing Hang Tong; Marta Uzarska; James Wohlschlegel; Hong Ye

Publisher

de Gruyter GmbH, Walter

Published

2014

Language

EN

ISBN

9783110308426