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May 1, 1991Journal of Biological ChemistryOpen Access

The membrane-bound proteins of periplasmic permeases form a complex. Identification of the histidine permease HisQMP complex

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RKR.E. KerppolaCellular Research (United States)VSVenkatakrishna ShyamalaNational Health ServicePKPhillipe . KlebbaUniversity of California, Berkeley

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