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Kong, Lingbing, Almond, Andrew, Bayley, Hagan, Davis, Benjamin G. (2016) Chemical polyglycosylation and nanolitre detection enables single-molecule recapitulation of bacterial sugar export. Nature Chemistry, 8 (5) 461-469 doi:10.1038/nchem.2487

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TitleChemical polyglycosylation and nanolitre detection enables single-molecule recapitulation of bacterial sugar export
JournalNature Chemistry
AuthorsKong, LingbingAuthor
Almond, AndrewAuthor
Bayley, HaganAuthor
Davis, Benjamin G.Author
Year2016 (May)Volume8
Issue5
PublisherSpringer Science and Business Media LLC
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Full ReferenceKong, Lingbing, Almond, Andrew, Bayley, Hagan, Davis, Benjamin G. (2016) Chemical polyglycosylation and nanolitre detection enables single-molecule recapitulation of bacterial sugar export. Nature Chemistry, 8 (5) 461-469 doi:10.1038/nchem.2487
Plain TextKong, Lingbing, Almond, Andrew, Bayley, Hagan, Davis, Benjamin G. (2016) Chemical polyglycosylation and nanolitre detection enables single-molecule recapitulation of bacterial sugar export. Nature Chemistry, 8 (5) 461-469 doi:10.1038/nchem.2487
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