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Peptide-binding domains: are limp handshakes safest?

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Peptide-binding domains: are limp handshakes safest? (English)

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Niall J Haslam

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Denis C Shields

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25 September 2012

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Science Signaling

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5

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pe40

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243

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10.1126/SCISIGNAL.2003372

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23012652

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