Novel T7-like expression systems used for Halomonas.
@article{Zhao2017NovelTE, title={Novel T7-like expression systems used for Halomonas.}, author={Han Zhao and Haoqian M Zhang and Xiangbin Chen and Teng Li and Qiong Wu and Qi Ouyang and Guoqiang Chen}, journal={Metabolic engineering}, year={2017}, volume={39}, pages={ 128-140 } }
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