Evidence for a molten globule state as a general intermediate in protein folding
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O. Ptitsyn | R. Pain | R. Pain | G. Semisotnov | E. Žerovnik | O B Ptitsyn | R H Pain | G V Semisotnov | E Zerovnik | O I Razgulyaev | O. Razgulyaev
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