Methods in enzymology

ISSNs: 0076-6879

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  1. 2012

  2. Analyzing lysosomes in live cells

    Pryor, P. R., 2012

    Article in Methods in enzymology

  3. The analysis of saccharification in biomass using an automated high-throughput method.

    Whitehead, C. B., McQueen Mason, S. J. & Gomez, L. D., 2012

    Article in Methods in enzymology

  4. 2011

  5. Experiences in fragment-based lead discovery

    Murray, J. & Hubbard, R. E., 2011

    Article in Methods in enzymology

  6. 2010

  7. Thermodynamic dissection of colicin interactions

    Housden, N. G. & Kleanthous, C., 2010

    Article in Methods in enzymology

  8. 2009

  9. Analysis of chemokine receptor endocytosis and intracellular trafficking

    Kershaw, T., Wavre-Shapton, S. T., Signoret, N. & Marsh, M., 2009

    Article in Methods in enzymology

  10. Chapter 9 The Duffy Antigen Receptor for Chemokines

    Rot, A. & Horuk, R., 2009

    Article in Methods in enzymology

  11. 2004

  12. Cooperativity principles in protein folding

    Chan, H. S., Shimizu, S. & Kaya, H., 2004

    Article in Methods in enzymology

  13. 1997

  14. Characterization of the Xenopus replication licensing system

    Chong, J. P., Thömmes, P., Rowles, A., Mahbubani, H. M. & Blow, J. J., 1997

    Article in Methods in enzymology

  15. Combining constraints for electron-density modification

    Zhang, K. Y. J., Cowtan, K. & Main, P., 1997

    Literature review in Methods in enzymology

  16. Solid-phase binding assay to study interaction of chemokines with glycosaminoglycans

    Kuschert, G. S. V., Hubbard, R. E., Power, C. A., Wells, T. N. C. & Hoogewerf, A. J., 1997

    Literature review in Methods in enzymology

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