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Proteins: Structure, Function, and Bioinformatics

Thermodynamic integration combined with molecular dynamic simulations to explore the cross‐resistance mechanism of isoniazid and ethionamide

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By nQianqian Zhang, nYuwei Yang, nXiaoqing Gong, nNannan Zhao, nYang Zhang, nHuanxiang Liun, 3 years ago

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The amyloid concentric β‐barrel hypothesis: Models of amyloid beta 42 oligomers and annular protofibrils

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By nStewart R. Durell, nRakez Kayed, nH. Robert Guyn, 3 years ago

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Crystal structure of a human MUC16 SEA domain reveals insight into the nature of the CA125 tumor marker

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By nBrandy White, nMichelle Patterson, nSaloni Karnwal, nCory L. Brooksn, 3 years ago

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Structural insights on the effects of mutation of a charged binding pocket residue on phosphopeptide binding to 14‐3‐3ζ protein

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By nSreevidya T. S., nSomavally Dalvi, nPrasanna Venkatraman, nSatyavani Vemparalan, 3 years ago

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Recent progress in the structural biology of P2X receptors

Proteins: Structure, Function, and Bioinformatics, Volume 90, Issue 10, Page 1779-1785, October 2022.

By nDanqi Sheng, nMotoyuki Hattorin, 3 years22 January 2022 ago

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A Maximum Caliber analysis of the Foldon Hypothesis

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By nEric Johnsonn, 3 years ago

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O‧‧‧C═O interaction, its occurrence and implications for protein structure and folding

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By nJesmita Dhar, nPinak Chakrabartin, 3 years ago

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The dynamic basis of structural order in proteins

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By nChilaluck Konkankit, nS. Rackovskyn, 3 years ago

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The X‐ray crystal structure of human A15C neuroglobin reveals both native/de novo disulfide bonds and unexpected ligand‐binding sites

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In‐depth analysis of amino acid and nucleotide sequences of Hsp60: How conserved is this protein?

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By , 3 years ago