Catalytic cycle of formate dehydrogenase captured by single-molecule conductance

Catalytic cycle of formate dehydrogenase captured by single-molecule conductance
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DOI:
10.1038/s41929-023-00928-1
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发表时间:
2023-03
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37.8
通讯作者:
Aihui Zhang;Xiaoyan Zhuang;Jia Liu;Jiacheng Huang;Luchun Lin;Yongxiang Tang;Shiqiang Zhao;Ruihao Li;Binju Wang;B. Fang;Wenjing Hong
Aihui Zhang;Xiaoyan Zhuang;Jia Liu;Jiacheng Huang;Luchun Lin;Yongxiang Tang;Shiqiang Zhao;Ruihao Li;Binju Wang;B. Fang;Wenjing Hong
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化学1区
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作者:
Aihui Zhang;Xiaoyan Zhuang;Jia Liu;Jiacheng Huang;Luchun Lin;Yongxiang Tang;Shiqiang Zhao;Ruihao Li;Binju Wang;B. Fang;Wenjing Hong

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