Computational de novo design of a four‐helix bundle protein—DND_4HB
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Thomas Szyperski | Brian Kuhlman | Bryan S. Der | Surya V. S. R. K. Pulavarti | Bryan S Der | B. Kuhlman | T. Szyperski | M. Machius | S. Pulavarti | G. Murphy | Grant S Murphy | Bharatwaj Sathyamoorthy | Mischa C Machius | Surya V Pulavarti | Bharatwaj Sathyamoorthy
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