Iterative saturation mutagenesis accelerates laboratory evolution of enzyme stereoselectivity: rigorous comparison with traditional methods.
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Yosephine Gumulya | Manfred T Reetz | Marco Bocola | M. Reetz | Y. Gumulya | J. D. Carballeira | M. Bocola | S. Prasad | José D Carballeira | Shreenath Prasad
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