Construction of a thiamin sensor from the periplasmic thiamin binding protein.

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Thiamine Assays-Advances, Challenges, and Caveats.Development of genetically encoded fluorescent protein constructs of hyperthermophilic maltose-binding protein.Engineering a periplasmic binding protein for amino acid sensors with improved binding properties.

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Construction of a thiamin sensor from the periplasmic thiamin binding protein.

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Debashree Chatterjee

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Erika V Soriano

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Jeremiah W Hanes

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Tadhg P Begley

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Steven E Ealick

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Construction of a thiamin sensor from the periplasmic thiamin binding protein.

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