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Scientists alter membrane proteins to make them easier to study - MIT News

Scientists alter membrane proteins to make them easier to study - MIT News

Scientists alter membrane proteins to make them easier to study MIT NewsMIT researchers have developed a way to make membrane-embedded proteins water-soluble by swapping their some of their hydrophobic amino acids for ...

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