Crystal structure of a PCP/Sfp complex reveals the structural basis for carrier protein posttranslational modification.
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Peter Güntert | Ivan Dikic | Volker Dötsch | Simin Rahighi | Donata K. Kirchner | P. Güntert | M. Marahiel | V. Dötsch | F. Löhr | I. Dikic | P. Tufar | Mohamed A Marahiel | Frank Löhr | Erik Henrich | Peter Tufar | Femke I Kraas | Donata K Kirchner | Jürgen Köpke | Femke I. Kraas | S. Rahighi | Erik Henrich | J. Köpke | I. Dikič
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