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Design and Characterization of Stimuli‐Responsive FLAG‐tag Analogues and the Illumination‐Induced Modulation of Their Interaction with Antibody 4E11

Pöhner et al., 2006

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11254891183939110352
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Pöhner C
Hilbrig F
Jérôme V
Freitag R
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Biotechnology progress

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An azobenzene group containing β‐amino acid N‐Fmoc‐4‐aminomethyl phenylazobenzoic acid was synthesized and with the exception of the C‐terminal amino acid residue was substituted by solid‐phase peptide synthesis into all positions of the FLAG sequence …
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