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Cell contents may be key to controlling toxicity of Huntington's protein - R & D Magazine

Cell contents may be key to controlling toxicity of Huntington's protein - R & D Magazine

Cell contents may be key to controlling toxicity of Huntington's protein
R & D Magazine
... suggests that the toxic effects of the huntingtin protein on cells may not be driven ... of a new 0.75-mm solid state nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) probe.

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