Continuous Molecular Evolution of Protein-Domain Structures by Single Amino Acid Changes
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Pernille R. Jensen | Jarrod Chapman | C. David | S. Grzesiek | J. Chapman | S. Meier | S. Özbek | T. Holstein | P. Jensen | Sebastian Meier | Stephan Grzesiek | Thomas W. Holstein | Suat Özbek | Charles N. David | C. N. David
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