Understanding cellular responses to toxic agents: a model for mechanism-choice in bacterial metal resistance
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Rouch, D. A., Lee, B. T. O., & Morby, A. P. (1995). Understanding cellular responses to toxic agents: a model for mechanism-choice in bacterial metal resistance. Journal of Industrial Microbiology, 14(2), 132–141.

Authors 3
  1. Duncan A. Rouch (first)
  2. Barry T. O. Lee (additional)
  3. Andy P. Morby (additional)
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