Modeling Disordered Regions in Proteins Using Rosetta
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David Baker | William Sheffler | Michael Tyka | Ray Yu-Ruei Wang | D. Baker | M. Tyka | W. Sheffler | Kristina Krassovsky | R. Wang | Yan Han | Yan Han | Kristina Krassovsky | D. Baker
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