High Throughput Screening and Directed Evolution of Tyrosine Phenol-Lyase |
Choi Su-Lim
(Laboratory of Microbial Function, KRIBB)
Rha Eu-Gene (Laboratory of Microbial Function, KRIBB) Kim Do-Young (Laboratory of Microbial Function, KRIBB) Song Jae-Jun (Laboratory of Microbial Function, KRIBB) Hong Seung-Pyo (Bioleaders Corporation) Sung Moon-Hee (Bioleaders Corporation, Kookmin University) Lee Seung-Goo (Laboratory of Microbial Function, KRIBB) |
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