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structural genomics update October 2008

Research advances, news and events in structural biology

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    • cII Protein

      Living cells are constantly making decisions: when to eat, when to move, even when to die. Viruses must also make decisions, but at a much simpler level. This simplicity makes them the perfect subjects for the study of regulatory networks. The lambda bacteriophage has been a favorite...

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  • Total distinct structures: 2836

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