Structure of bovine liver rhodanese. I. Structure determination at 2.5 A resolution and a comparison of the conformation and sequence of its two domains.
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W G Hol | W. Hol | K. H. Kalk | K H Kalk | J. H. Ploegman | G. Drent | J H Ploegman | G Drent
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