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M Reches

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Applied and Environmental Microbiology|January 1, 1994
A bioassay based on recombinant DNA technology for determining selenium concentrationM Reches, C Zhao, H Engelberg-Kulka
Journal of Molecular Biology|December 22, 1999
A sequence in the Escherichia coli fdhF "selenocysteine insertion Sequence" (SECIS) operates in the absence of seleniumZ Liu, M Reches, H Engelberg-Kulka
Journal of Bacteriology|October 29, 2000
The bulged nucleotide in the Escherichia coli minimal selenocysteine insertion sequence participates in interaction with SelB: a genetic approachC Li, M Reches, H Engelberg-Kulka
Analytical Biochemistry|January 1, 1997
A rapid fluorescence bioassay for the determination of selenium on agar platesZ Liu, M Reches, H Engelberg-Kulka
Journal of Bacteriology|February 27, 2001
Postsegregational killing mediated by the P1 phage "addiction module" phd-doc requires the Escherichia coli programmed cell death system mazEFR Hazan, B Sat, M Reches, et al.
Biofactors (Oxford, England)|September 25, 2001
An extended Escherichia coli "selenocysteine insertion sequence" (SECIS) as a multifunctional RNA structureH Engelberg-Kulka, Z Liu, C Li, et al.
Nucleic Acids Research|March 21, 1998
The nature of the minimal 'selenocysteine insertion sequence' (SECIS) in Escherichia coliZ Liu, M Reches, I Groisman, et al.
Journal of Molecular Biology|May 20, 1992
Influence of codon context on UGA suppression and readthroughJ Kopelowitz, C Hampe, R Goldman, et al.
Gene|October 21, 1994
A recombinant DNA bio-assay for selenium in bloodC Zhao, M Reches, D Depalo, et al.
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America|December 23, 1998
rexB of bacteriophage lambda is an anti-cell death geneH Engelberg-Kulka, M Reches, S Narasimhan, et al.
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Applied and Environmental Microbiology|January 1, 1994
A bioassay based on recombinant DNA technology for determining selenium concentrationM Reches, C Zhao, H Engelberg-Kulka
Journal of Molecular Biology|December 22, 1999
A sequence in the Escherichia coli fdhF "selenocysteine insertion Sequence" (SECIS) operates in the absence of seleniumZ Liu, M Reches, H Engelberg-Kulka
Journal of Bacteriology|October 29, 2000
The bulged nucleotide in the Escherichia coli minimal selenocysteine insertion sequence participates in interaction with SelB: a genetic approachC Li, M Reches, H Engelberg-Kulka
Analytical Biochemistry|January 1, 1997
A rapid fluorescence bioassay for the determination of selenium on agar platesZ Liu, M Reches, H Engelberg-Kulka
Journal of Bacteriology|February 27, 2001
Postsegregational killing mediated by the P1 phage "addiction module" phd-doc requires the Escherichia coli programmed cell death system mazEFR Hazan, B Sat, M Reches, et al.
Biofactors (Oxford, England)|September 25, 2001
An extended Escherichia coli "selenocysteine insertion sequence" (SECIS) as a multifunctional RNA structureH Engelberg-Kulka, Z Liu, C Li, et al.
Nucleic Acids Research|March 21, 1998
The nature of the minimal 'selenocysteine insertion sequence' (SECIS) in Escherichia coliZ Liu, M Reches, I Groisman, et al.
Journal of Molecular Biology|May 20, 1992
Influence of codon context on UGA suppression and readthroughJ Kopelowitz, C Hampe, R Goldman, et al.
Gene|October 21, 1994
A recombinant DNA bio-assay for selenium in bloodC Zhao, M Reches, D Depalo, et al.
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America|December 23, 1998
rexB of bacteriophage lambda is an anti-cell death geneH Engelberg-Kulka, M Reches, S Narasimhan, et al.
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