The binding of the PDZ tandem of syntenin to target proteins.
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Jolanta Grembecka | Zygmunt S Derewenda | T. Cierpicki | J. Bushweller | J. Grembecka | Z. Derewenda | Y. Devedjiev | U. Derewenda | B. Kang | Beom Sik Kang | Tomasz Cierpicki | Yancho Devedjiev | Urszula Derewenda | John H Bushweller
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