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Researchers observe the switching of Ras protein in detail - Phys.Org

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Researchers observe the switching of Ras protein in detail
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Ras proteins are molecular switches that decide if and when cells divide inside our bodies. An impairment of their function may result in the formation of a tumour. The process of switching the proteins on and off has been observed in detail by a ...

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