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Fluorescent, Synthetic Amphiphilic Heptapeptide Anion Transporters: Evidence for Self‐Assembly and Membrane Localization in Liposomes
Chemistry - A European Journal
- United Kingdom
doi 10.1002/chem.200800147
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Organic Chemistry
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Chemistry
Date
June 27, 2008
Authors
Lei You
George W. Gokel
Publisher
Wiley
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