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Autoimmune mechanism: NMR and X-ray clues

NMR spectroscopists, X-ray crystallographers and their colleagues have taken an important step closer to understanding the molecular mechanism behind autoimmune diseases. They have solved the three-dimensional structure of the Roquin protein when it is bound to messenger RNA. The results revealed that there is a much wider range of functionally important Roquin binding partners than previously assumed.

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