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Protein Design

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News and discussion in the area of folding, synthesis, and tertiary topology prediction, run by David Yee from Paramount, CA.

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Title: Protein Folding
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Dedicated to the latest news on protein folding, tertiary structure prediction, etc.

Category: Design - Structure - Problem - Protein - Folding - Tertiary - Proteonomics - Predict


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