The Occluding Loop in Cathepsin B Defines the pH Dependence of Inhibition by Its Propeptide
Omar Quraishi(Biotechnology Research Institute), Andrew C. Storer(National Research Council Canada), Dorit K. Nägler(Instituto Butantan), Mirosław Cygler(Biotechnology Research Institute), John S. Mort(Shriners Hospitals for Children - Canada), Ted Fox(National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine), J. Sivaraman(National University of Singapore)
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