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Bisubstrate kinetics using SAS computer software.

R D Smiley·S N Hicks·L G Stinnett·E E Howell·A M Saxton
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R D Smiley, S N Hicks, L G Stinnett, E E Howell, A M Saxton. 2002-02-01. Bisubstrate kinetics using SAS computer software.. https://doi.org/10.1006/abio.2001.5518

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