Esterase Sequence Composition Patterns for the Identification of Catalytic Triad Microenvironment Motifs
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S. Marchesan | Daniela Kalafatovic | G. Mauša | Daniela Kalafatović | Patrizia Janković | Patrizia Jankovic | M. Babic
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