doi: 10.1042/bst0060250.
Intramolecular inhibition by enzyme of site-specific modification reactions can mask pKa values characteristic of the reaction pathway: do the side chains of aspartic acid-158 and lysine-156 of papain form an ion-pair? [proceedings]
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Intramolecular inhibition by enzyme of site-specific modification reactions can mask pKa values characteristic of the reaction pathway: do the side chains of aspartic acid-158 and lysine-156 of papain form an ion-pair? [proceedings]
Biochem Soc Trans.
1978.
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