Rapid Identification of Highly Active and Selective Substrates for Stromelysin and Matrilysin Using Bacteriophage Peptide Display Libraries (*)
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M. Navre | L Shi | M Navre | M M Smith | Lihong Shi | Matthew M. Smith | Marc Navre | Matthew M. Smith | Matthew M. Smith
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