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2006High-resolution EXAFS of the active site of human sulfite oxidase: Comparison with density functional theory and X-ray crystallographic resultsHarris, H.; George, G.; Rajagopalan, K.
2008Dissociation from the oligomeric state is the rate-limiting step in fibril formation by kappa-caseinEcroyd, H.; Koudelka, T.; Thorn, D.; Williams, D.; Devlin, G.; Hoffmann, P.; Carver, J.
2007Interaction of product analogues with the active site of Rhodobacter sphaeroides dimethyl sulfoxide reductaseGeorge, G.; Nelson, K.; Harris, H.; Doonan, C.; Rajagopalan, K.
2020Unravelling electron transfer in peptide-cation complexes: a model for mimicking redox centres in proteinsYu, J.; Horsley, J.R.; Abell, A.D.
2009Negative ion fragmentations of deprotonated peptides containing post-translational modifications. An unusual cyclisation/rearrangement involving phosphotyrosine; a joint experimental and theoretical studyWang, T.; Andreazza, H.; Bilusich, D.; Bowie, J.
2007Evaluation of 4'-substituted bicyclic pyridones as non-steroidal inhibitors of steroid 5a-reductaseMcCarthy, A.; Hartmann, R.; Abell, A.
2008Water slippage versus contact angle: a quasiuniversal relationshipHuang, D.; Sendner, C.; Horinek, D.; Netz, R.; Bocquet, L.
2010Consistent chemical form of Cd in liver and kidney tissues in rats dosed with a range of Cd treatments: XAS of intact tissuesDiacomanolis, V.; Ng, J.; Sadler, R.; Nomura, M.; Noller, B.; Harris, H.
2008Electrochemistry of catechol terminated monolayers with Cu(II), Ni(II) and, Fe(III) cations: A model for the marine adhesive interfaceBrooksby, P.; Schiel, D.; Abell, A.
2013Protein binding by dinuclear polypyridyl ruthenium(ii) complexes and the effect of cucurbit[10]uril encapsulationLi, F.; Feterl, M.; Warner, J.; Day, A.; Keene, F.; Collins, J.

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