Solid-State NMR Identification of Intermolecular Interactions in Amelogenin Bound to Hydroxyapatite.
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G. W. Buchko | Jinhui Tao | S. Burton | A. Dohnalkova | B. Tarasevich | B. Ginovska | W. Shaw | Megan E Taylor | Jun-xia Lu | Rajith J. Arachchige | Larisa K Harding | Bojana Ginovska
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