Side Chain Dynamics and Alternative Hydrogen Bonding in the Mechanism of Protein Thermostabilization
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C. Ghio | N. N. Khechinashvili | A. Kabanov | M. Fedorov | S. Monti | K. Soda | C Ghio | N N Khechinashvili | M V Fedorov | S Monti | A V Kabanov | K Soda
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