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Development of a small molecule peptidomimetic affinity ligand for efficient purification of the large protein factor VIII.

Sebastian, Knör, Burkhardt, Laufer, Alexey, Khrenov, Abdellah, Benhida, Sabrina, C, Grailly, Nathalie, Beaufort, Viktor, Magdolen, Charlotte, A, E, Hauser, Evgueni, L, Saenko, Jean-Marie, Saint-Remy, Horst, Kessler, N, SC, H, EL, S, JM, CA, V, and B

Adv Exp Med Biol (2009) PMID 19400135

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