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Enterobacteria / Molecular biology / Gram-negative bacteria / Escherichia coli / Lac operon / Gene / Metabolism / Artificial gene synthesis / Operon / Biology / Gene expression / Genetics
Date: 2008-04-11 15:54:25
Enterobacteria
Molecular biology
Gram-negative bacteria
Escherichia coli
Lac operon
Gene
Metabolism
Artificial gene synthesis
Operon
Biology
Gene expression
Genetics

Results: additional illustrations and analysis. Functional context analysis of essentiality data. Amino Acid metabolism (AAM): Lysine biosynthesis is discussed in detail in the manuscript. Many of the other essential gen

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