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    Wang JH, Cesana J, Wu JC.
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  • 24. The use of 8-azido-ATP and 8-azido-ADP as photoaffinity labels of the ATP synthase in submitochondrial particles: evidence for a mechanism of ATP hydrolysis involving two independent catalytic sites?
    Sloothaak JB, Berden JA, Herweijer MA, Kemp A.
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    Panteleeva NS, Biró NA, Karandashov EA, Fábián F, Krasovskaya IE, Kuleva NV, Skvortsevich EG.
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