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Nanodiscs catch misfolding proteins red-handed - Phys.org - Phys.Org

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Nanodiscs catch misfolding proteins red-handed - Phys.org
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When proteins misfold, accumulate and clump around insulin-producing cells in the pancreas, they kill cells. Now, researchers, including University of Michigan biophysicists, have obtained a structural snapshot of these proteins ...

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