General structural motifs of amyloid protofilaments
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Gerd Krause | Neil Ferguson | Hartmut Oschkinat | Johanna Becker | Henning Tidow | A. Fersht | N. Ferguson | T. Sharpe | H. Tidow | Miriana Petrovich | H. Oschkinat | J. Berriman | G. Krause | Alan R Fersht | Sandra Tremmel | Timothy D Sharpe | Jeremy Flinders | Miriana Petrovich | John Berriman | J. Flinders | J. Becker | S. Tremmel
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