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Discovery of how amyloids bind metal ions sheds light on protein function - Phys.Org

Discovery of how amyloids bind metal ions sheds light on protein function - Phys.Org

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Discovery of how amyloids bind metal ions sheds light on protein function
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â??Even though there has been a lot of high-resolution, atomic level structural work on amyloids by solid-state NMR, people have really not studied the metal-binding aspects,â?? says professor Mei Hong. Credit: Massachusetts Institute of Technology ...

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