Cooperative Formation of Icosahedral Proline Clusters from Dimers.

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Cooperative Formation of Icosahedral Proline Clusters from Dimers.

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Cooperative Formation of Icosahedral Proline Clusters from Dimers.

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Cooperative Formation of Icosahedral Proline Clusters from Dimers

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Alexander D Jacobs

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David E Clemmer

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K V Jovan Jose

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Krishnan Raghavachari

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Megan C Thielges

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Rachel Horness

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10.1007/S13361-017-1833-6

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