Structure of a novel extracellular Ca2+-binding module in BM-40
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R. Timpl | J. Engel | J. Jansonius | C. Hohenadl | E. Hohenester | Jürgen Engel | Rupert Timpl | Erhard Hohenester | Johan N. Jansonius | P. Maurer | Patrik Maurer | Christine Hohenadl
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