Ca2+ selectivity of a chemically modified OmpF with reduced pore volume.
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Dirk Gillespie | Bob Eisenberg | Henk Miedema | H. Miedema | B. Eisenberg | W. Meijberg | W. Nonner | D. Gillespie | M. Vrouenraets | J. Wierenga | Wolfgang Nonner | Wim Meijberg | Jenny Wierenga | Maarten Vrouenraets
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