Predicting the nuclear localization signals of 107 types of HPV L1 proteins by bioinformatic analysis

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Jun Yang

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Lü-Sheng Si

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Yi-Li Wang

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10.1016/S1672-0229(06)60014-4

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bioinformatics

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