Molecular Structure of Dihydroorotase: A Paradigm for Catalysis through the Use of a Binuclear Metal Center<sup>,</sup>
James B. Thoden(University of Wisconsin–Madison), Hazel M. Holden(University of Wisconsin–Madison), Frank M. Raushel(Mitchell Institute), Tamiko M. Neal(University of Wisconsin–Madison)
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