Mechanism for multiple‐substrates recognition of α‐aminoadipate aminotransferase from Thermus thermophilus
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Takeo Tomita | Makoto Nishiyama | M. Nishiyama | S. Fushinobu | T. Kuzuyama | T. Miyazaki | Tomohisa Kuzuyama | Shinya Fushinobu | T. Tomita | Tomoharu Miyagawa | Takashi Miyazaki | T. Miyagawa
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