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. 1955 Feb;59(2):240–246. doi: 10.1042/bj0590240

Complex-formation between polypeptides and metals. 1. Application of various experimental methods to the glycine–copper system

Hazel Dobbie ¹, W O Kermack ¹, H Lees ¹

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