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Hydrophobic Interactions in Proteins. The Alkane Binding Site of β-Lactoglobulins A and B*

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Published1966
Citations109
References15

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1960 • 596 citations

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1957 • 366 citations

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1965 • 235 citations

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1960 • 138 citations

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1960 • 137 citations

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1963 • 122 citations

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1961 • 103 citations

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1961 • 92 citations

Hydrophobic Interactions in Proteins: Conformation Changes in Bovine Serum Albumin below pH 5*

1964 • 79 citations

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1964 • 78 citations

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1959 • 62 citations

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1949 • 48 citations

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1948 • 35 citations

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1965 • 34 citations

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1962 • 23 citations

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