Mapping of the Catalytic Groove Preferences of Factor Xa Reveals an Inadequate Selectivity for Its Macromolecule Substrates*
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L. Juliano | M. Juliano | P. Marque | B. L. Le Bonniec | E. Bianchini | Luiz Juliano | Elsa P Bianchini | Virginie B Louvain | Pierre-Emmanuel Marque | Maria A Juliano | Bernard F Le Bonniec | V. Louvain | Elsa P. Bianchini
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