Structure of bacteriorhodopsin at 1.55 A resolution.
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H Luecke | B. Schobert | J. Lanyi | H. Luecke | J K Lanyi | H. Richter | J. Cartailler | H T Richter | B Schobert | J P Cartailler | Jean-Philippe Cartailler
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