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Volume 25 Issue 3, March 2007

Agrobacterium radiobacter halohydrin dehalogenase with its substrate (white). Fox et al. integrate computational analysis with experimental screening to identify 37 mutations (yellow) that increase enzymatic activity ~4,000-fold (p 338). Credit: Ken Eward, ©BioGrafx.

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