Onconase: An Unusually Stable Protein
Eugenio Notomista(University of Naples Federico II), Alberto Di Donato(University of Naples Federico II), Giuseppe D’Alessio(Federico II University Hospital), Giuseppe Graziano(University of Naples Federico II), Fabrizio Dal Piaz(University of Bologna), Francesca Catanzano(University of Naples Federico II), Guido Barone(University of Naples Federico II)
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