Chapter category: Cell Metabolism
Cell-Free Synthesis of Defined Protein Conjugates by Site-Directed Cotranslational Labeling
Cell-Free Protein Expression
Edited by: Wieslaw Kudlicki, Federico Katzen and Robert BennettISBN: 978-1-58706-123-3
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Chapter authors:
Michael Gerrits, Jan Strey, Iris Claußnitzer, Uritza von Groll, Frank Schäfer, Martina Rimmele and Wolfgang Stiege
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Michael Gerrits
RiNA Netzwerk RNA Technologien GmbH
Jan Strey
RiNA Netzwerk RNA Technologien GmbH
Iris Claußnitzer
RiNA Netzwerk RNA Technologien GmbH
Uritza von Groll
QIAGEN GmbH
Frank Schäfer
QIAGEN GmbH
Martina Rimmele
RiNA Netzwerk RNA Technologien GmbH
Wolfgang Stiege
RiNA Netzwerk RNA Technologien GmbH
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