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December 1, 1987Biochemistry

Possible role for water dissociation in the slow binding of phosphorus-containing transition-state-analog inhibitors of thermolysin

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PBPaul A. BartlettUniversity of California, BerkeleyCMCharles K. MarloweSunesis (United States)

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