Long-Lived Folding Intermediates Predominate the Targeting-Competent Secretome.

Long-Lived Folding Intermediates Predominate the Targeting-Competent Secretome.
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10.1016/j.str.2018.03.006
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发表时间:
2018-05
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5.7
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Alexandra Tsirigotaki;K. Chatzi;M. Koukaki;Jozefien De Geyter;Athina G. Portaliou;Georgia Orfanoudaki;M. Sardis;M. B. Trelle;T. Jørgensen;S. Karamanou;A. Economou
Alexandra Tsirigotaki;K. Chatzi;M. Koukaki;Jozefien De Geyter;Athina G. Portaliou;Georgia Orfanoudaki;M. Sardis;M. B. Trelle;T. Jørgensen;S. Karamanou;A. Economou
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生物学2区
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作者:
Alexandra Tsirigotaki;K. Chatzi;M. Koukaki;Jozefien De Geyter;Athina G. Portaliou;Georgia Orfanoudaki;M. Sardis;M. B. Trelle;T. Jørgensen;S. Karamanou;A. Economou

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