Structure solution of DNA-binding proteins and complexes with ARCIMBOLDO libraries
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Kathrin Meindl | Massimo Sammito | Isabel Usón | Ehmke Pohl | George M. Sheldrick | Birger Dittrich | G. Sheldrick | E. Pohl | I. Usón | K. Pröpper | B. Dittrich | M. Sammito | K. Meindl | Kevin Pröpper | K. Pröpper | Ehmke Pohl
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