The Application of REDOR NMR to Understand the Conformation of Epothilone B.

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The Application of REDOR NMR to Understand the Conformation of Epothilone B.

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Hwajeong Seo

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Hyo Won Lee

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Hyun Kyoung Kim

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Ihl-Young C Lee

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Jae-Ho Lee

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Moon-Su Kim

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Nam Doo Kim

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SangGap Lee

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Younkee Paik

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10.3390/IJMS18071472

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