The effect of lysines in transmembrane helices on conformation and position

Magnus Monné; Gunnar Von Heijne

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Gunnar Von Heijne

Stockholm University

The effect of lysines in transmembrane helices on conformation and position

Article 2000 English

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Year: 2000
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Language: English

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