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Structure and mechanism in protein science by Alan Fersht · Booklabria

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Structure and mechanism in protein science

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First published: 1998
Language: English
Editions: 2

Synopsis

Includes four new chapters which focus on the repercussions of protein engineering for protein folding and catalysis, this new edition is a more general guide to mechanism in protein science.

Subjects: Medicine
Proteins
Enzymes
Structure
Anatomy and physiology
Protein Conformation

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