Different requirements for productive interaction between the active site of HIV-1 proteinase and substrates containing -hydrophobic*hydrophobic- or -aromatic*pro- cleavage sites.
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A. Wlodawer | B. Dunn | A. Gustchina | J. Kay | J. T. Griffiths | L. H. Phylip | J. Konvalinka | P. Štrop | R. Davenport | R. Briggs | R. Briggs | Ruth Davenport
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