Molecular dynamics simulations and structure-guided mutagenesis provide insight into the architecture of the catalytic core of the ectoine hydroxylase.
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Holger Gohlke | Daniel Mulnaes | Erhard Bremer | Sander H J Smits | H. Gohlke | E. Bremer | S. Smits | W. Buckel | M. Pittelkow | Daniel Mulnaes | Wolfgang Buckel | Nils Widderich | Marco Pittelkow | Astrid Höppner | A. Höppner | Nils Widderich
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