Site-Specific Generation of Protein-Protein Conjugates Using Native Amino Acids

Site-Specific Generation of Protein-Protein Conjugates Using Native Amino Acids
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10.26434/chemrxiv.9941948.v1
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2019-10
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Marco J. Lobba;Christof Fellmann;Alan M Marmelstein;Johnathan C. Maza;E. Kissman;S. A. Robinson;Brett T. Staahl;Cole Urnes;Rachel J. Lew;J. Doudna;M. Francis;Casey S Mogilevsky
Marco J. Lobba;Christof Fellmann;Alan M Marmelstein;Johnathan C. Maza;E. Kissman;S. A. Robinson;Brett T. Staahl;Cole Urnes;Rachel J. Lew;J. Doudna;M. Francis;Casey S Mogilevsky
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Marco J. Lobba;Christof Fellmann;Alan M Marmelstein;Johnathan C. Maza;E. Kissman;S. A. Robinson;Brett T. Staahl;Cole Urnes;Rachel J. Lew;J. Doudna;M. Francis;Casey S Mogilevsky

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