Structure of the Human Cytomegalovirus Protease Catalytic Domain Reveals a Novel Serine Protease Fold and Catalytic Triad
Authors:
- Hideaki TsugeHideaki Tsuge
- Robert J. AlmassyRARobert J. Almassy
- Cindy L. GribskovCGCindy L. Gribskov
- Susumu KatohSKSusumu Katoh
- Darin L. VanderpoolDVDarin L. Vanderpool
- Stephen A. MargosiakSMStephen A. Margosiak
- Christopher PinkoCPChristopher Pinko
- David A. MatthewsDMDavid A. Matthews
- Chen-Chen KanCKChen-Chen Kan
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