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Schimmel, 1990 - Google Patents

Hazards and their exploitation in the applications of molecular biology to structure-function relationships

Schimmel, 1990

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9800042809386736077
Author
Schimmel P
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Biochemistry

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The applications of molecular biology to enzymology and to protein and nucleic acid structure-function relationships are not always straightforward. Early work on structure- function relationships of proteins and nucleic acids utilized chemical modifications and …
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