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The design of coiled-coil structures and assemblies

Woolfson, 2005

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Advances in protein chemistry

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Protein design allows sequence-to-structure relationships in proteins to be examined and, potentially, new protein structures and functions to be made to order. To succeed, however, the protein-design process requires reliable rules that link protein sequence to structure⧸ …
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