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Recurring structural motifs in proteins with different functions

By: Orengo, C. AContributor(s): Flores, T. P | Jones, D. T | Taylor, W. R | Thornton, J. MMaterial type: Text

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TextReference number:a8672 In: Current Biology 3, 131-139.

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