Circular Permutation of Red Fluorescent Proteins
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Sergey A. Lukyanov | Holger Sondermann | Bo Shui | H. Sondermann | S. Lukyanov | D. Chudakov | M. Kotlikoff | Qi Wang | L. Byrnes | Laura J. Byrnes | Qi Wang | Frank Lee | Dmitry M. Chudakov | Michael I. Kotlikoff | F. Lee | B. Shui
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