Brief encounters bolster contacts

Tom L. Blundell () and Juan Fernández-Recio
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Tom L. Blundell: University of Cambridge
Juan Fernández-Recio: Institute of Biomedical Research, Barcelona Science Park

Nature, 2006, vol. 444, issue 7117, 279-280

Abstract: Molecules often work together in complexes to carry out their functions in the cell. But how do they get together in such a dynamic environment? A structural study follows proteins as they meet their partners.

Date: 2006
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