Effect of active site mutation on S and S binding energies in a beta-glycosidase (2005)
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- Autor USP: MARANA, SANDRO ROBERTO - IQ
- Unidade: IQ
- Assunto: BIOQUÍMICA
- Language: Inglês
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- Título: Programas e Resumos
- Conference titles: Reunião Anual da Sociedade Brasileira de Bioquímica e Biologia Molecular
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ABNT
LIN, Fabio Leekuan Huang e MARANA, Sandro Roberto. Effect of active site mutation on S and S binding energies in a beta-glycosidase. 2005, Anais.. São Paulo: SBBq, 2005. . Acesso em: 12 nov. 2024. -
APA
Lin, F. L. H., & Marana, S. R. (2005). Effect of active site mutation on S and S binding energies in a beta-glycosidase. In Programas e Resumos. São Paulo: SBBq. -
NLM
Lin FLH, Marana SR. Effect of active site mutation on S and S binding energies in a beta-glycosidase. Programas e Resumos. 2005 ;[citado 2024 nov. 12 ] -
Vancouver
Lin FLH, Marana SR. Effect of active site mutation on S and S binding energies in a beta-glycosidase. Programas e Resumos. 2005 ;[citado 2024 nov. 12 ] - Single mutations outside the active site affect the substrate specificity in a ß-glycosidade
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