Structural plasticity in a remodeled protein-protein interface.
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S. Atwell | M. Ultsch | A. D. de Vos | J A Wells | M Ultsch | S Atwell | A M De Vos | J. Wells | A. D. Vos | Shane Atwell | James A. Wells
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