D-2-hydroxy-4-methylvalerate dehydrogenase from Lactobacillus delbrueckii subsp. bulgaricus. II. Mutagenic analysis of catalytically important residues.
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J. Holbrook | D. Garmyn | P. Hols | T. Ferain | J. Delcour | K Johnsen | J J Holbrook | N Bernard | J L Gelpi | J A Alvarez | T Ferain | D Garmyn | P Hols | A Cortes | A R Clarke | J Delcour | N. Bernard | K. Johnsen | A. Clarke | J. L. Gelpí | A. Cortés | J. A. Alvarez
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