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Expressed protein ligation using an N-terminal cysteine containing fragment generated in vivo from a pelB fusion protein

Hauser et al., 2007

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Hauser P
Ryan R
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Protein expression and purification

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Advances in expressed protein ligation (EPL) methods that permit specific introduction of unique modifications into proteins have facilitated protein engineering, structure–function and protein interaction studies. An EPL-generated hybrid exchangeable apolipoprotein has …
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