Effect of immobilization site on the orientation and activity of surface-tethered enzymes.

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Charles L Brooks

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Joshua Jasensky

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Pei Yang

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Shuai Wei

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Tadeusz L Ogorzalek

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Xiaoxian Zhang

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10.1039/C7CP06063G

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Zhan Chen

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Yaoxin Li

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2017-12-13T00:00:00Z

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