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Serine 132 is the C3 covalent attachment point on the CH1 domain of human IgG1

  • Luis Vidarte
  • , Carlos Pastor
  • , Sebastian Mas
  • , Ana Belen Blázquez
  • , Vivian De Los Rios
  • , Rosa Guerrero
  • , Fernando Vivanco

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