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27 Jun 2009: isevidence that peptides corresponding to the regionsof residues 20–25, 24–29, 22–27,47,48 and 22–28 withthe F23Y mutation49 are important in modulating theaggregation process. ... 2006). Protein quality inbacterial inclusion bodies. Trends

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