Rapid electron exchange between surface-exposed bacterial cytochromes and Fe(III) minerals
Gaye F. White(University of East Anglia), Thomas A. Clarke(University of East Anglia), Liang Shi(Pacific Northwest National Laboratory), Zhi Shi(Pacific Northwest National Laboratory), Julea N. Butt(University of East Anglia), Alice Dohnálková(Pacific Northwest National Laboratory), Zhe-Ming Wang(Pacific Northwest National Laboratory), David J. Richardson(University of East Anglia), John M. Zachara(Pacific Northwest National Laboratory), James K. Fredrickson(Pacific Northwest National Laboratory), Matthew J. Marshall(Pacific Northwest National Laboratory)
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