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Davydov, Roman, Makris, Thomas M., Kofman, Victoria, Werst, David E., Sligar, Stephen G., Hoffman, Brian M. (2001) Hydroxylation of Camphor by Reduced Oxy-Cytochrome P450cam:  Mechanistic Implications of EPR and ENDOR Studies of Catalytic Intermediates in Native and Mutant Enzymes. Journal Of The American Chemical Society, 123 (7) 1403-1415 doi:10.1021/ja003583l

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TitleHydroxylation of Camphor by Reduced Oxy-Cytochrome P450cam:  Mechanistic Implications of EPR and ENDOR Studies of Catalytic Intermediates in Native and Mutant Enzymes
JournalJournal Of The American Chemical Society
AuthorsDavydov, RomanAuthor
Makris, Thomas M.Author
Kofman, VictoriaAuthor
Werst, David E.Author
Sligar, Stephen G.Author
Hoffman, Brian M.Author
Year2001 (February)Volume123
Issue7
PublisherAmerican Chemical Society (ACS)
DOIdoi:10.1021/ja003583lSearch in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceDavydov, Roman, Makris, Thomas M., Kofman, Victoria, Werst, David E., Sligar, Stephen G., Hoffman, Brian M. (2001) Hydroxylation of Camphor by Reduced Oxy-Cytochrome P450cam:  Mechanistic Implications of EPR and ENDOR Studies of Catalytic Intermediates in Native and Mutant Enzymes. Journal Of The American Chemical Society, 123 (7) 1403-1415 doi:10.1021/ja003583l
Plain TextDavydov, Roman, Makris, Thomas M., Kofman, Victoria, Werst, David E., Sligar, Stephen G., Hoffman, Brian M. (2001) Hydroxylation of Camphor by Reduced Oxy-Cytochrome P450cam:  Mechanistic Implications of EPR and ENDOR Studies of Catalytic Intermediates in Native and Mutant Enzymes. Journal Of The American Chemical Society, 123 (7) 1403-1415 doi:10.1021/ja003583l
In(2001, February) Journal Of The American Chemical Society Vol. 123 (7) American Chemical Society (ACS)


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