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Lydia M Bernabéu-Roda

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Medical infection agents (incl. prions)

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|Mar 13, 2024

<i>Sinorhizobium meliloti</i> GR4 Produces Chromosomal- and pSymA-Encoded Type IVc Pili That Influence the Interaction with Alfalfa Plants.

Cristina Carvia-Hermoso, Virginia Cuéllar, Lydia M Bernabéu-Roda

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