Single-cell high-throughput screening to identify enantioselective hydrolytic enzymes.
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Andreas Vogel | Karl-Erich Jaeger | Susanne Wilhelm | Harald Kolmar | Manfred T Reetz | M. Reetz | A. Vogel | H. Kolmar | Stefan Becker | K. Jaeger | F. Rosenau | S. Wilhelm | H. Höbenreich | Janina Knorr | Frank Rosenau | Horst Höbenreich | Stefan Becker | Janina Knorr
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