Improving the Accuracy of NMR Structures of Large Proteins Using Pseudocontact Shifts as Long-Range Restraints
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V. Gaponenko | A. Altieri | Jess Li | R. Byrd | S. Sarma | D. Horita | Vadim Gaponenko | R Andrew Byrd | Amanda S Altieri | Jess Li | Siddhartha P Sarma | David A Horita
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