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Insights derived from molecular dynamics simulation into the molecular motions of serine protease proteinase K

Liu et al., 2010

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8474299058168399057
Author
Liu S
Meng Z
Fu Y
Zhang K
Publication year
Publication venue
Journal of molecular modeling

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Serine protease proteinase K, a member of the subtilisin family of enzymes, is of significant industrial, agricultural and biotechnological importance. Despite the wealth of structural information about proteinase K provided by static X-ray structures, a full understanding of the …
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