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PDBid  Short description of the entry               Author       Resolution 


1F8W     Crystal Structure Of Nadh Peroxidase Muta ... Yeh               2.45 2000-07-05
1JOA     Nadh Peroxidase With Cysteine-Sulfenic Acid   Yeh               2.80 1996-07-02
1NHP     Crystallographic Analyses Of Nadh Peroxid ... Mande             2.00 1994-12-09
1NHQ     Crystallographic Analyses Of Nadh Peroxid ... Mande             2.00 1994-12-09
1NHR     An L40c Mutation Converts The Cysteine-Su ... Mande             2.10 1994-12-09
1NHS     An L40c Mutation Converts The Cysteine-Su ... Mande             2.00 1994-12-09
1NPX     Structure Of Nadh Peroxidase From Strepto ... Stehle            2.16 1991-08-02
2NPX     Nadh Binding Site And Catalysis Of Nadh P ... Stehle            2.40 1992-05-29

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