Misbehaving Protein May Provide Clue to Alzheimer's Drug - Bloomberg
Misbehaving Protein May Provide Clue to Alzheimer's Drug Bloomberg
Nuclear Imaging Tools Researchers used nuclear magnetic resonance imaging and computer modeling to see how proteins assemble themselves. Many of the intermediate states of folding last a millisecond or less, said Lewis Kay, a study author and a ...
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