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Proshift

PPM

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Researchers Develop Improved Method for Modeling Protein Complexes via Crosslinking MS - GenomeWeb

Researchers Develop Improved Method for Modeling Protein Complexes via Crosslinking MS - GenomeWeb

Researchers Develop Improved Method for Modeling Protein Complexes via Crosslinking MS
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Pasteur Institute researcher Michael Nilges, senior author on the paper, previously tackled a similar problem with using NMR data for elucidating the structures of small proteins, and, Beck said, here Nilges and his co-authors adopted that approach to ...

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