An experimental study of GFP‐based FRET, with application to intrinsically unstructured proteins
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H. Erickson | T. Ohashi | S. Galiacy | G. Briscoe | Tomoo Ohashi | Stephane D Galiacy | Gina Briscoe | Harold P Erickson | Gina Briscoe
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