A water-soluble conjugated polymer for protein identification and denaturation detection.

A water-soluble conjugated polymer for protein identification and denaturation detection.
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10.1002/asia.201000363
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2010-12
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Chemistry, an Asian journal
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Qingling Xu;Chunxian Wu;Chunlei Zhu;Xinrui Duan;Libing Liu;Yuchun Han;Yilin Wang;Shu Wang
Qingling Xu;Chunxian Wu;Chunlei Zhu;Xinrui Duan;Libing Liu;Yuchun Han;Yilin Wang;Shu Wang
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Qingling Xu;Chunxian Wu;Chunlei Zhu;Xinrui Duan;Libing Liu;Yuchun Han;Yilin Wang;Shu Wang

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