True identity of a diffraction pattern attributed to valyl tRNA
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W. Hendrickson | A. Liljas | WAYNE A. HENDRICKSON | BROR E. STRANDBERG | ANDERS LILJAS | L. MARIO AMZEL | EATON E. LATTMAN | B. Strandberg | L. MARIO AMZEL | EATON E. LATTMAN
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