Conversion of human alpha-lactalbumin to an apo-like state in the complexes with basic poly-amino acids: toward understanding of the molecular mechanism of antitumor action of HAMLET.

Conversion of human alpha-lactalbumin to an apo-like state in the complexes with basic poly-amino acids: toward understanding of the molecular mechanism of antitumor action of HAMLET.
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DOI:
10.1021/pr0497778
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发表时间:
2005-02
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4.4
通讯作者:
S. Permyakov;Irina V Pershikova;Andrei P Zhadan;J. Goers;Anush Bakunts;V. Uversky;L. Berliner;E. Permyakov
S. Permyakov;Irina V Pershikova;Andrei P Zhadan;J. Goers;Anush Bakunts;V. Uversky;L. Berliner;E. Permyakov
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生物学2区
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作者:
S. Permyakov;Irina V Pershikova;Andrei P Zhadan;J. Goers;Anush Bakunts;V. Uversky;L. Berliner;E. Permyakov

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