Tyrosine 547 Constitutes an Essential Part of the Catalytic Mechanism of Dipeptidyl Peptidase IV*
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Sven Branner | S. Branner | Nicolai Wagtmann | J. Bjelke | J. Christensen | N. Wagtmann | C. Olsen | A. Kanstrup | H. Rasmussen | Jais R Bjelke | Jesper Christensen | Christina Olsen | Anders B Kanstrup | Hanne B Rasmussen
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