Discrete Cleavage Motifs of Constitutive and Immunoproteasomes Revealed by Quantitative Analysis of Cleavage Products
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H. Rammensee | N. Emmerich | S. Stevanović | M. Schirle | B. Schönfisch | H. Schild | A. Nussbaum | C. Laplace | R. Toes | H. Fehling | S. Degermann | M. Kraft | A. Zwinderman | T. Dick | J. Müller | C. Schmid | R. Toes | Niels P. N. Emmerich | R.E.M. Toes | A.K. Nussbaum | S. Degermann | M. Schirle | N.P.N. Emmerich | M. Kraft | C. Laplace | A. Zwinderman | T.P. Dick | J. Müller | B. Schönfisch | C. Schmid | H.-J. Fehling | S. Stevanovic | H.G. Rammensee | H. Schild | Hans-Georg Rammensee | Johannes Müller | H. Rammensee
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