Asymmetric Interactions of ATP with the AAA+ ClpX6 Unfoldase: Allosteric Control of a Protein Machine
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Tania A. Baker | Robert T. Sauer | Greg L. Hersch | T. Baker | R. Sauer | D. Bolon | Daniel N. A. Bolon | R. Burton | Randall E. Burton | Daniel N. Bolon
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