Fragments of Bacterial Endoglycosidase S and Immunoglobulin G Reveal Subdomains of Each That Contribute to Deglycosylation
Emma V. Dixon(University of Oxford), Max Crispin(University of Southampton), Kavitha Baruah(University of Oxford), Nicole Zitzmann(University of Oxford), Matthew K. Higgins(University of Oxford), Benjamin A. Krishna(University of Cambridge), Snezana Vesiljevic(University of Oxford), Xiaojie Yu(Jiangsu University), Susan Mattick(University of Oxford), Jason R. Schnell(University of Oxford), Laura K. Pritchard(Virginia Commonwealth University), Jolyon K. Claridge(University of Oxford), Christopher N. Scanlan(University of Oxford), David J. Harvey(Center for NanoScience)
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