From structure of the complex to understanding of the biology
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Marc C. Morais | Chuan Xiao | Fumio Arisaka | Michael G. Rossmann | Colin R. Parrish | Susan Hafenstein | Valorie D. Bowman | Laura M. Palermo | Paul R. Chipman | Anthony J. Battisti | Victor A. Kostyuchenko | Petr G. Leiman | M. Rossmann | V. Kostyuchenko | M. Morais | P. Leiman | M. Shneider | S. Hafenstein | V. Bowman | A. Fokine | V. Mesyanzhinov | S. Kanamaru | C. Parrish | P. Chipman | L. M. Palermo | F. Arisaka | C. Xiao | Shuji Kanamaru | Vadim V. Mesyanzhinov | Andrei Fokine | A. Battisti | Mikhail M. Shneider | Colin R. Parrish
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