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Publications by Jayanta Sarkar
The Prophage-Encoded Hyaluronate Lyase Has Broad Substrate Specificity and Is Regulated by the N-Terminal Domain
Journal of Biological Chemistry
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The RAG1 N-Terminal Domain Is an E3 Ubiquitin Ligase
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DsbC Activation by the N-Terminal Domain of DsbD
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Exploring the Selenium-Over-Sulfur Substrate Specificity and Kinetics of a Bacterial Selenocysteine Lyase
