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Early progress reported in designing drugs that target 'disordered' proteins - Phys.Org

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Early progress reported in designing drugs that target 'disordered' proteins
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The p27 protein works by binding to an enzyme and forming a complex that blocks cell division. This type of regulation is necessary to keep cells in check when not otherwise instructed to divide. In this study St. Jude researchers used NMR spectroscopy ...

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