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Publications by Kimberly M. Webb
Chloromethyl-Triazole: A New Motif for Site-Selective Pseudo-Acylation of Proteins
Chemical Communications
Surfaces
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Materials Chemistry
Coatings
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Magnetic Materials
Films
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Ceramics
Environmental Conditions That Contribute to Development and Severity of Sugar Beet Fusarium Yellows Caused by Fusarium Oxysporum F. Sp. Betae: Temperature
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