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Computer controlled automated assay for comprehensive studies of enzyme kinetic parameters

Bonowski et al., 2010

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17798132407574473728
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Bonowski F
Kitanovic A
Ruoff P
Holzwarth J
Kitanovic I
Ngoc Bui V
Lederer E
Wölfl S
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PLoS One

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Stability and biological activity of proteins is highly dependent on their physicochemical environment. The development of realistic models of biological systems necessitates quantitative information on the response to changes of external conditions like pH, salinity …
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