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Parkinson's disease: Disorder in the court - Nature.com

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Parkinson's disease: Disorder in the court
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The native structure of the protein Î±-synuclein, which is implicated in Parkinson's disease, is controversial. In-cell nuclear magnetic resonance now shows that it remains disordered when loaded into living cells. See Article p.45 ...

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