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Template-assembled synthetic proteins

1996
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A review, with 33 refs. The authors review here the template-assembled synthetic proteins concept and some of its extensions in peptide mimicry and supramol. chem. [on SciFinder (R)]

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1996
Book Chapters

Abstract

A review, with 33 refs. The authors review here the template-assembled synthetic proteins concept and some of its extensions in peptide mimicry and supramol. chem. [on SciFinder (R)]

Official source

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Template-assembled synthetic proteins

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