PNGaseA-mediated N-glycan stripping from peptides by infant-derived <i>Bifidobacterium bifidum</i>
Cassie R. Bakshani(MicroBio Engineering (United States)), Lucy I. Crouch(University of Birmingham), Douwe van Sinderen(University College Cork), Francesca Bottacini(University College Cork), Andrew L. Lovering(University of Birmingham), K. Coughlan(University College Cork), Taiwo O. Ojuri(University of Birmingham), Simon G. Caulton(University of Birmingham)
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