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DOI
10.1529/biophysj.107.105973
Notice DOI
10.1529/biophysj.108.0900192
Event date
2008-11-18
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Modern view of activated rate processes: unidirectional fluxes at equilibrium, correlation functions, and splitting probabilities

ref [250] · 2607.05672 · notice #6959 · dispute

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Stretching to understand proteins - a survey of the protein data bank , volume =. Biophys J , author =. 2008 , keywords =. doi:biophysj.107.105973 [pii] 10.1529/biophysj.107.105973 , abstract =

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Stretching to understand proteins - a survey of the protein data bank, volume =. Biophys J, author =. 2008, keywords =. doi:biophysj.107.105973 [pii] 10.1529/biophysj.107.105973, abstract =

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Modern view of activated rate processes: unidirectional fluxes at equilibrium, correlation functions, and splitting probabilities

ref [250] · 2607.05672 · notice #6957 · dispute

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Stretching to understand proteins - a survey of the protein data bank , volume =. Biophys J , author =. 2008 , keywords =. doi:biophysj.107.105973 [pii] 10.1529/biophysj.107.105973 , abstract =

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Stretching to understand proteins - a survey of the protein data bank, volume =. Biophys J, author =. 2008, keywords =. doi:biophysj.107.105973 [pii] 10.1529/biophysj.107.105973, abstract =

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