Functional characterization of a csoR-cueA divergon in Bradyrhizobium liaoningense CCNWSX0360, involved in copper, zinc and cadmium cotolerance
Jianqiang Liang(Wuhan University), Gehong Wei(Northwest University), Mingmei Lu(Northwest A&F University), Mingzhe Zhang(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Zhefei Li(University of Indianapolis), Minxia Chou(Northwest A&F University), Xihui Shen(Northwest A&F University)
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