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Chie Funatogawa

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|Dec 28, 2016

Role of the Conserved Valine 236 in Access of Ligands to the Active Site of Thermus thermophilus ba<sub>3</sub> Cytochrome Oxidase.

Chie Funatogawa, Yang Li, Ying Chen

|Dec 10, 2016

A Comparison between the Photoactivation Kinetics of Human and Bovine Rhodopsins.

Chie Funatogawa, Istvan Szundi, David S Kliger

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