Gene amplification, laboratory evolution, and biosensor screening reveal MucK as a terephthalic acid transporter in Acinetobacter baylyi ADP1
Isabel Pardo(National Laboratory of the Rockies), Christopher W. Johnson(National Laboratory of the Rockies), William E. Michener(National Laboratory of the Rockies), Taraka Dale(Los Alamos National Laboratory), Ellen L. Neidle(University of Georgia), Molly Gaddis(National Laboratory of the Rockies), Emily McIntyre(University of Georgia), Felicia Bratti(National Laboratory of the Rockies), Ryan E. Bermel(Los Alamos National Laboratory), Ramesh K. Jha(Los Alamos National Laboratory), Gregg T. Beckham(Museum of the Rockies)
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