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November 10, 2005Journal of the American Chemical SocietyOpen Access

Energetic Characterization of Short Helical Polyalanine Peptides in Water:  Analysis of 13CO Chemical Shift Data

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RKRobert J. KennedySociety of Interventional RadiologySWSharon M. WalkerCancer Treatment Centers of AmericaDKDaniel S. KempAmerican Physical Therapy Association

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