Computational Design of Protein Structure and Prediction of Ligand Binding
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Summary
Here, a bioinformatics analysis of a “superfold”, the β-trefoil, demonstrated that formation of a globular fold via repetition was not only an ancient event, but an ongoing means of generating diverse and functional sequences.
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