A nanocluster design for the construction of artificial cellulosomes
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Haruo Takahashi | Do-Myoung Kim | Hikaru Nakazawa | Ryutaro Asano | Mitsuo Umetsu | A. Ikeuchi | I. Kumagai | Nobuhiro Ishida | Haruo Takahashi | H. Nakazawa | M. Umetsu | Izumi Kumagai | Takashi Matsuyama | Nobuhiro Ishida | T. Matsuyama | R. Asano | Akinori Ikeuchi | Do-Myoung Kim
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