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Default UMass Amherst Biochemists Simulate a Protein-Folding Chaperone's Functional Dance - UMass News and Media Relations

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UMass Amherst Biochemists Simulate a Protein-Folding Chaperone's Functional Dance
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Gierasch says Wenli Meng, a master of nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) techniques, obtained NMR data that validated the simulations. The linker is just 12 amino acids long, and Meng was able to directly extract linker information from among 636 amino ...

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