Kinetic analysis of the interactions between Troponin C (TnC) and Troponin I (TnI) binding peptides: evidence for separate binding sites for the ‘structural’ N‐terminus and the ‘regulatory’ C‐terminus of TnI on TnC
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Brian Tripet | Gregory De Crescenzo | R. Hodges | M. O’Connor-McCourt | G. De Crescenzo | B. Tripet | S. Grothé | Suzanne Grothe | Robert S. Hodges | Maureen O'Connor‐McCourt
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