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Larson, S. M., Ruczinski, I., Davidson, A. R., Baker, D., & Plaxco, K. W. (2002). Residues participating in the protein folding nucleus do not exhibit preferential evolutionary conservation. Journal of Molecular Biology, 316(2), 225–233.

Authors 5
  1. Stefan M. Larson (first)
  2. Ingo Ruczinski (additional)
  3. Alan R. Davidson (additional)
  4. David Baker (additional)
  5. Kevin W. Plaxco (additional)
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