Thread: Many Proteins Exist in a State of 'Disorder' and Yet Are Functional - Science Daily (press release)
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Default Many Proteins Exist in a State of 'Disorder' and Yet Are Functional - Science Daily (press release)
Many Proteins Exist in a State of 'Disorder' and Yet Are Functional - Science Daily (press release)



Many Proteins Exist in a State of 'Disorder' and Yet Are Functional
Science Daily (press release)
When did people realize some proteins violate the rules? It's been about 20 years. The earliest clue was that some protein segments didn't show up in X-ray crystallography or NMR studies, the standard ways of studying protein structure. By the 1990s ...

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