Assessment of proteasomal cleavage probabilities from kinetic analysis of time-dependent product formation.
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Hermann-Georg Holzhütter | Björn Peters | Katharina Janek | Bjoern Peters | H. Holzhütter | U. Kuckelkorn | Ulrike Kuckelkorn | K. Janek
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