The Importance of the Scaffold for de Novo Enzymes: A Case Study with Kemp Eliminase.
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Teresa Head-Gordon | Asmit Bhowmick | A. Bhowmick | Sudhir C. Sharma | Sudhir C. Sharma | T. Head‐Gordon
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