Low-cost, fast, conventional peptide synthesis with HCTU and automated peptide synthesizers

American Biotechnology Laboratory

Volumn 26, Issue 7, 2008, Pages 22-25

  Hood, Christina ^a   Fuentes, German ^a   Patel, Hirendra ^a   Page, Karen ^a   Menakuru, Mahendra ^a   Park, Jae H ^a  

^a Protein Technologies Inc   (United States)

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