Peptide and metal ion‐dependent association of isolated helix‐loop‐helix calcium binding domains: Studies of thrombic fragments of calmodulin

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  2000

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  Protein Science

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  Medicine, Chemistry

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  DOI 10.1110/PS.9.5.964PMID 10850806PMCID PMC2144632
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