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A chaperone system guides tail-anchored membrane proteins to their destined ...
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... methods such as X-Ray Crystallography and NMR-Spectroscopy as well as biochemical and cell-biological approaches. In detailed biophysical studies Volker Dötsch´s research group showed that the central cha-peron of the responsible protein complex, ...
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