Purification and characterization of enzymes involved in the degradation of chemotactic N-formyl peptides.

Purification and characterization of enzymes involved in the degradation of chemotactic N-formyl peptides.
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参与趋化 N-甲酰肽降解的酶的纯化和表征。

DOI:
10.1021/bi050191o
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发表时间:
2005
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Biochemistry.
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Pei,Dehua
Pei,Dehua
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作者:
Nguyen,KietT;Pei,Dehua

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