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Default Crystal structure of a cyanobacterial protein associated with nitrogen fixation - Phys.Org
Crystal structure of a cyanobacterial protein associated with nitrogen fixation - Phys.Org



Crystal structure of a cyanobacterial protein associated with nitrogen fixation
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NMR and other biophysical data collected at EMSL confirmed that the biological unit of DUF269 in solution was the same as observed in the asymmetric unit of the crystal, a dimer. Further biochemical experiments are in progress to determine the ...


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