Effect of diaminopropionic acid (Dap) on the biophysical properties of a modified synthetic channel-forming peptide.

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Effect of diaminopropionic acid (Dap) on the biophysical properties of a modified synthetic channel-forming peptide.

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scientific article published on 23 September 2013

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Effect of diaminopropionic aci ...... hetic channel-forming peptide.

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Effect of diaminopropionic aci ...... hetic channel-forming peptide.

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Bruce D Schultz

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Colin G Nichols

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John M Tomich

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Monica Sala-Rabanal

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Shawnalea J Frazier

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Simonne Francis

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Urska Bukovnik

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10.1021/MP4002377

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