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Membrane protein structure determination by solid state NMR.

A Watts·I J Burnett·C Glaubitz·G Gröbner·D A Middleton·P J Spooner·J A Watts·P T Williamson
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A Watts, I J Burnett, C Glaubitz, G Gröbner, D A Middleton, P J Spooner, J A Watts, P T Williamson. 1999. Membrane protein structure determination by solid state NMR.. https://doi.org/10.1039/a801189c

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