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Team identifies universality and specificity in protein motions - Phys.Org

Team identifies universality and specificity in protein motions
Phys.Org
The researchers took starting structural information based on nuclear magnetic resonance or X-ray techniques, and simulated 14 behavioral dynamics in 12 proteins in times ranging from 50 nanoseconds to 1.23 milliseconds. In short, the researchers ...

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