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Clara L Frazier

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BiomaterialsCell development, proliferation and death

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|Jul 18, 2025

Engineered reactivity of a bacterial E1-like enzyme enables ATP-driven modification of protein and peptide C termini.

Clara L Frazier, Debashrito Deb, William E Leiter

|Sep 07, 2021

Kinases leave their mark on caspase substrates.

Amy M Weeks

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