Trimethylamine N‐oxide influence on the backbone of proteins: An oligoglycine model
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B Montgomery Pettitt | Hironori Kokubo | Gillian C. Lynch | H. Kokubo | B. Pettitt | Char Y Hu | Gillian C Lynch | Char Y. Hu
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