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Atomic-level motion may drive bacteria's ability to evade immune system defenses, finds IU study - IU Newsroom
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Atomic-level motion may drive bacteria's ability to evade immune system defenses, finds IU study
IU Newsroom
Through the use of nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy, he and colleagues measured the movement of atoms in CzrA and identified those most affected by zinc. They then "swapped" these atoms out with different amino acids and found that the protein ...
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Atomic-level motion may drive bacteria's ability to evade immune system defenses, finds IU study - IU Newsroom
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