Engineered Interspecies Amino Acid Cross-Feeding Increases Population Evenness in a Synthetic Bacterial Consortium
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Engineered Interspecies Amino Acid Cross-Feeding Increases Population Evenness in a Synthetic Bacterial Consortium
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mSystems
Volume 4, Issue 4, Pages -
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American Society for Microbiology
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2019-08-12
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10.1128/msystems.00352-19
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