Revealing the role of the mysterious small proteins: Classifying proteins with less than 100 amino acids - Science Daily
Revealing the role of the mysterious small proteins: Classifying proteins with less than 100 amino acids - Science Daily
Revealing the role of the mysterious small proteins: Classifying proteins with less than 100 amino acids Science DailyInvestigators develop a technique to identify and classify proteins with less than 100 amino acids. These types of proteins account for only 16 percent of a ...
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How antifreeze proteins stop ice cold - Science Daily
How antifreeze proteins stop ice cold - Science Daily
How antifreeze proteins stop ice cold Science DailyThe existence of antifreeze proteins (AFPs) has been known for decades, but the mechanisms governing this unique survival technique have proven difficult to ...
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Antarctic bacterium has one of the biggest proteins ever found - Science Daily
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Antarctic bacterium has one of the biggest proteins ever found
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"Apart from x-ray diffraction, we also used x-ray scattering, a specialist field of ours in Eindhoven, and nuclear magnetic resonance." Then they put all the pieces together like a jigsaw puzzle. Symbiosis. They discovered that each piece of the ...
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A new tool to reveal structure of proteins - Science Daily (press release)
A new tool to reveal structure of proteins - Science Daily (press release)
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A new tool to reveal structure of proteins
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For roughly a decade, a technique called solid state nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) spectroscopy has allowed researchers to detect the arrangements of atoms in proteins that defy study by traditional laboratory tools such as X-ray crystallography.
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