Metabolic flux ratio analysis and multi-objective optimization revealed a globally conserved and coordinated metabolic response of E. coli to paraquat-induced oxidative stress.

Metabolic flux ratio analysis and multi-objective optimization revealed a globally conserved and coordinated metabolic response of E. coli to paraquat-induced oxidative stress.
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10.1039/c2mb25285f
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2013-01
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Tie Shen;B. Rui;Hong Zhou;Ximin Zhang;Yin Yi;H. Wen;Hao-ran Zheng;Jihui Wu;Yunyu Shi
Tie Shen;B. Rui;Hong Zhou;Ximin Zhang;Yin Yi;H. Wen;Hao-ran Zheng;Jihui Wu;Yunyu Shi
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生物3区
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作者:
Tie Shen;B. Rui;Hong Zhou;Ximin Zhang;Yin Yi;H. Wen;Hao-ran Zheng;Jihui Wu;Yunyu Shi

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