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Chemical biology: Dressed-up proteins

Proteins aren't just defined by their constituent amino acids — structural modifications can yield complex mixtures of protein forms. An approach that controls the addition of such modifications may help to define their role.

Hidde Ploegh | Gijsbert Grotenbreg | H. Ploegh | G. Grotenbreg

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