Sequence homolog-based molecular engineering for shifting the enzymatic pH optimum.

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Sequence homolog-based molecular engineering for shifting the enzymatic pH optimum.

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Sequence homolog-based molecular engineering for shifting the enzymatic pH optimum.

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Sequence homolog-based molecular engineering for shifting the enzymatic pH optimum.

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Sequence homolog-based molecular engineering for shifting the enzymatic pH optimum.

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Sequence homolog-based molecular engineering for shifting the enzymatic pH optimum.

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Fuqiang Ma

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Guang-Yu Yang

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Manjie Luo

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Shuhao Wang

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Yan Feng

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You Hu

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Yuan Xie

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Yukun Liu

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10.1016/J.SYNBIO.2016.09.001

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