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50 Mason et al.(see also Subheading
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52 Mason et al.determination of the
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54 Mason et al.the combined effects
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56 Mason et al.reasonable chance of
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58 Mason et al.Fig. 3. Listed are a
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60 Mason et al.The algorithm was us
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64 Mason et al.25. Synthetic peptid
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68 Mason et al.49. Monera, O. D., K
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70 Mason et al.85. West, M. W. and
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72 Truong et al.Fig. 1. Emission (s
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Monobodies 103suspension. Centrifug
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112 Friedhoff and Pingoudbackbone).
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114 Friedhoff and PingoudThe alignm
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118 Friedhoff and Pingoud3.1. Selec
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128 Denault and Pelletierin the pas
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134Fig. 1. Excel worksheet describi
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138 Denault and Pelletierwe analyze
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142 Denault and Pelletierprobabilit
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156 Bradley et al.Fig. 1. The desig
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168 Stebel et al.Various methods ar
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190 Stebel et al.21. Clark, J. M. (
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192 Bergquist and GibbsIf sequence
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206 Sidhu et al.is fused to the dis
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208 Sidhu et al.2.2. Selection and
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210 Sidhu et al.sites (Pro6, Lys8,
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Index 305IndexAAlpha-helix, see Bin
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Index 309HHelix, see Binary pattern
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Index 311protein purification,anion