Establishing a Link Between Amino Acid Sequences and Self-Associating and Viscoelastic Behavior of Two Closely Related Monoclonal Antibodies
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Steven J. Shire | Sandeep Yadav | Alavattam Sreedhara | Jun Liu | D. Kalonia | Sonoko Kanai | H. Lowman | S. Shire | A. Sreedhara | S. Yadav | Sonoko Kanai | Samantha Lien | Henry Lowman | Devendra S. Kalonia | Jun Liu | S. Lien
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