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November 1, 2000Molecular MicrobiologyOpen Access

Generation of a non‐sporulating strain of Streptomyces coelicolor A3(2) by the manipulation of a developmentally controlled ftsZ promoter

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KFKlas FlärdhLund UniversityELEmmanuelle LeibovitzJohn Innes CentreMBMark J. ButtnerUniversity of Nevada, Las Vegas

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