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Subject(s)

• Protein engineering [Browse]

Related name

• Köhrer, Caroline [Browse]
• RajBhandary, Uttam [Browse]

Series

• Nucleic acids and molecular biology ; v. 22. [More in this series]
• Nucleic acids and molecular biology, 0933-1891 ; 22 [More in this series]

Bibliographic references

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Contents

• Understanding enzyme mechanism through protein chimeragenesis / N.M. Goodey and S.J. Benkovic
• Chemical protein engineering : synthetic and semisynthetic peptides and proteins / L. Merkel, L. Moroder, and N. Budisa
• Native chemical ligation: Semisynthesis of post-translationally modified proteins and biological probes / E. Vogel Taylor and B. Imperiali
• Chemical methods for mimicking post-translational modifications / S.I. van Kasteren, P. Garnier and B.G. Davis
• Noncanonical amino acids in protein science and engineering / K.E. Beatty and D.A. Tirrell
• Fidelity mechanisms of the aminoacyl-tRNA synthetases / A.P. Mascarenhas ... [et al.]
• Specialized components of the translational machinery for unnatural amino acid mutagenesis : tRNAs, aminoacyl-tRNA synthetases, and ribosomes / C. Köhrer and U.L. RajBhandary
• In vivo studies of receptors and ion channels with unnatural amino acids / D.A. Dougherty
• Synthesis of modified proteins using misacylated tRNAs / S.M. Hecht
• Cell-free synthesis of proteins with unnatural amino acids. The pure system and expansion of the genetic code / I. Hirao, T. Kanamori and T. Ueda
• Engineering nucleobases and polymerases for an expanded genetic alphabet / A.M. Leconte and F.E. Romesberg
• Understanding membrane proteins. How to design inhibitors of transmembrane protein-protein interactions / J.S. Slusky, H. Yin and W.F. DeGrado.

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ISBN

• 9783540709374 (alk. paper)
• 3540709371 (alk. paper)

OCLC

311056754

Other standard number

40016462922

RCP

C - S

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