Plugging the transport gap

R. John Ellis ()
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R. John Ellis: University of Warwick

Nature, 2003, vol. 421, issue 6925, 801-802

Abstract: Molecular chaperones are generally thought to protect newly synthesized proteins and ensure that they fold into the correct shape. But it seems that two chaperones also help to target certain proteins to mitochondria.

Date: 2003
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