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. 1967 Apr;57(4):1088–1095. doi: 10.1073/pnas.57.4.1088

Studies on the enzymic activity of lysozyme, 3. The binding of saccharides.

J A Rupley, L Butler, M Gerring, F J Hartdegen, R Pecoraro
PMCID: PMC224659  PMID: 5231348

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