Regulation of activity of calcium activated neutral protease.
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H. Kawasaki | K. Suzuki | Y. Emori | Y. Minami | S. Ohno | Y Emori | H Kawasaki | K Suzuki | S Imajoh | Y Minami | S Ohno | S. Imajoh
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