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31 July 2017

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A structural overview of the Helicobacter cytotoxin (English)

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Rappuoli R

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31 July 2017

Reyrat JM

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Telford JL

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3

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31 July 2017

language of work or name

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1 October 2000

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International Journal of Medical Microbiology

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published in

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volume

290

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issue

4-5

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31 July 2017

page(s)

375-379

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Amino terminus and the first four membrane-spanning segments of the Arabidopsis K+ channel KAT1 confer inward-rectification property of plant-animal chimeric channels

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