The 2.0-Å Crystal Structure of eqFP611, a Far Red Fluorescent Protein from the Sea Anemone Entacmaea quadricolor*
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Mark Prescott | Jamie Rossjohn | Jan Petersen | T. Beddoe | J. Rossjohn | J. Petersen | M. Prescott | A. Oakley | P. Wilmann | Pascal G Wilmann | Rodney J Devenish | Travis Beddoe | R. Devenish | Aaron J Oakley
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