Cysteine redox state plays a key role in the inter-domain movements of HMGB1: a molecular dynamics simulation study
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Cysteine redox state plays a key role in the inter-domain movements of HMGB1: a molecular dynamics simulation study
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RSC Advances
Volume 6, Issue 103, Pages 100804-100819
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Royal Society of Chemistry (RSC)
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2016-10-17
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10.1039/c6ra16343b
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