One-pot synthesis of trypsin-based magnetic metal-organic frameworks for highly efficient proteolysis.

One-pot synthesis of trypsin-based magnetic metal-organic frameworks for highly efficient proteolysis.
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10.1039/c9tb02315a
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2020-05
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Journal of materials chemistry. B
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Chao Zhong;Zhixian Lei;Huan Huang;Mingyue Zhang;Z. Cai;Zian Lin
Chao Zhong;Zhixian Lei;Huan Huang;Mingyue Zhang;Z. Cai;Zian Lin
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Chao Zhong;Zhixian Lei;Huan Huang;Mingyue Zhang;Z. Cai;Zian Lin

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