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Publications by S. Bost
A Two-Step Recognition of Signal Sequences Determines the Translocation Efficiency of Proteins.
EMBO Journal
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Signal Peptide Peptidase- And ClpP-like Proteins ofBacillus subtilisRequired for Efficient Translocation and Processing of Secretory Proteins
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A Short Translational Ramp Determines the Efficiency of Protein Synthesis
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