Physicochemical consequences of amino acid variations that contribute to fibril formation by immunoglobulin light chains
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M. Schiffer | P. R. Pokkuluri | L. Dieckman | F. Stevens | Rosemarie Raffen | Marianne Schiffer | R. Raffen | Meredith Szpunar | Christine Wunschl | Poras Dave | P. W. Stevens | X. Cai | Lynda J. Dieckman | Meredith Szpunar | Christine Wunschl | Phani R. Pokkuluri | Poras Dave | Priscilla Wilkins Stevens | Xiaoyin Cai | Fred J. Stevens | P. Pokkuluri
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