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J. Fitter T. Gutberlet J. Katsaras

Neutron Scattering

in Biology

Techniques and Applications

With 240 Figures

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Forschungszentrum J ulich GmbH

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Dr. John Katsaras

National Research Council

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Dr. Thomas Gutberlet

Laboratory of Neutron Scattering

Paul Scherrer Institut

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