Sequence of the Kluyveromyces lactis β-galactosidase: comparison with prokaryotic enzymes and secondary structure analysis
Authors:
- Hervé L'HÔteHLHervé L'HÔte
- Vincent DalleryVDVincent Dallery
- Françoise DebeauxFDFrançoise Debeaux
- Reinhard FleerRFReinhard Fleer
- Regis SodoyerRSRegis Sodoyer
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