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Evolutionary Genomics of the HAD Superfamily: Understanding the Structural Adaptations and Catalytic Diversity in a Superfamily of Phosphoesterases and Allied Enzymes

Burroughs, A. Maxwell, Allen, Karen N., Dunaway-Mariano, Debra, Aravind, L.·2006·Journal of Molecular Biology
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Burroughs, A. M., Allen, K. N., Dunaway-Mariano, D., & Aravind, L.
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