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Looking at the proteases from a simple perspective

Castro et al., 2011

Document ID
14354546925099408787
Author
Castro H
Abreu P
Geraldo R
Martins R
dos Santos R
Loureiro N
Cabral L
Rodrigues C
Publication year
Publication venue
Journal of molecular recognition

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Proteases have received enormous interest from the research and medical communities because of their significant roles in several human diseases. Some examples include the involvement of thrombin in thrombosis, HIV‐1 protease in Acquired Immune Deficiency …
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