Two novel asparaginyl endopeptidase-like cysteine proteinases from the protist Trichomonas vaginalis: their evolutionary relationship within the clan CD cysteine proteinases
Authors:
- Jaime Ortega-LópezJOJaime Ortega-López
- Ricardo Orozco-Solı́sRORicardo Orozco-Solı́s
- Rossana ArroyoRARossana Arroyo
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