Influence of residual chirality on the conformation and enzymatic degradation of glycopolypeptide based biomaterials

Influence of residual chirality on the conformation and enzymatic degradation of glycopolypeptide based biomaterials
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10.1007/s11431-020-1713-2
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2021-01
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Science China Technological Sciences
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Shun Shi;Jiayu Wang;Tianran Wang;Hui Ren;Yuhao Zhou;Gao Li;Chaoliang He;Xuesi Chen
Shun Shi;Jiayu Wang;Tianran Wang;Hui Ren;Yuhao Zhou;Gao Li;Chaoliang He;Xuesi Chen
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作者:
Shun Shi;Jiayu Wang;Tianran Wang;Hui Ren;Yuhao Zhou;Gao Li;Chaoliang He;Xuesi Chen

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