Chiral copper-chelate complexes alter selectivities in metal affinity protein partitioning.

Chiral copper-chelate complexes alter selectivities in metal affinity protein partitioning.
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10.1016/s0021-9673(01)95786-3
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1991
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Journal of chromatography
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G. Wuenschell;E. Wen;R. Todd;D. Shnek;F. Arnold
G. Wuenschell;E. Wen;R. Todd;D. Shnek;F. Arnold
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G. Wuenschell;E. Wen;R. Todd;D. Shnek;F. Arnold

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