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Protein power at CAPRI 2013
International Science Grid This Week
But deciphering their detailed structure is difficult, because you need access to large pieces of kit such as X-ray synchrotrons or nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) machines â?? plus these protein complexes can be fiendishly tricky to crystalize.


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