Engineering ESPT pathways based on structural analysis of LSSmKate red fluorescent proteins with large Stokes shift.
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Vladislav V Verkhusha | Steven C Almo | V. Malashkevich | S. Almo | V. Verkhusha | Kiryl D Piatkevich | Vladimir N Malashkevich
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