Utilization of Mechanistic Enzymology to Evaluate the Significance of ADP Binding to Human Lon Protease.

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Utilization of Mechanistic Enz ...... Binding to Human Lon Protease.

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Irene Lee

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Iteen Cheng

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Jennifer Fishovitz

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Sujatha Chilakala

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Yan Xu

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Zhou Sha

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10.3389/FMOLB.2017.00047

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