Evaluation of the hydrophobic and oligosaccharide binding functions of the G[subscript]Mb2s activator protein by fluorescence dequenching assay

Evaluation of the hydrophobic and oligosaccharide binding functions of the G[subscript]Mb2s activator protein by fluorescence dequenching assay

by Natasha Smiljanic-Georgijev

Part of Canadian theses = Thèses canadiennes

1999

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