Non-disulfide-bridged peptides from Tityus serrulatus venom: Evidence for proline-free ACE-inhibitors
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J. Tytgat | L. Faccioli | E. Arantes | S. Peigneur | K. Thevissen | K. F. Zoccal | Felipe A Cerni | Manuela B. Pucca | F. G. Amorim | Karla C F Bordon | E. L. Pinheiro-Junior | K. Vriens | Bruno Philippe Angelo Cammue | Ronaldo Bragança Martins Júnior | E. Arruda | M. B. Pucca | F. Cerni | M. Pucca | K. Bordon | F. Amorim
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