Structural basis of the highly efficient trapping of the HIV Tat protein by an RNA aptamer.
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Satoshi Nishikawa | Rika Yamamoto | Shin-ichiro Kobayashi | Kazunari Taira | Masato Katahira | K. Taira | S. Nishikawa | Penmetcha K. R. Kumar | M. Katahira | R. Yamamoto | S. Uesugi | Shin-ichiro Kobayashi | Seiichi Uesugi | Penmetcha K R Kumar | Akimasa Matsugami | Kiyoshi Ouhashi | A. Matsugami | K. Ouhashi
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