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Enzyme Models,ed by combining those features that contribute most and designing models that actually approach the efficiency of the enzyme. That is, with the tools of synthetic chemistry, it becomes possible to construct a “miniature enzyme” which lacks a macromolecular peptide backbone, but contains reactive che

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