Atomic force microscopy of a ctpA mutant in Rhizobium leguminosarum reveals surface defects linking CtpA function to biofilm formation
Jun Dong(University of Regina), Tanya E. S. Dahms(University of Regina), Christopher K. Yost(University of Regina), Elizabeth M. Vanderlinde(University of Regina), Karla S. L. Signo(University of Regina)
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