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ケトステロイドイソメラーゼと光活性黄色タンパク質の活性部位中の構造結合ネットワーク

Margaux M Pinney, Aditya Natarajan, Filip Yabukarski

    Journal of the American Chemical Society
    |July 11, 2018
    PubMed
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    タンパク質のネットワークにおける水素結合は構造的に結合し,ある結合の変化が他の結合に影響する. 複数のタンパク質で観察されるこの結合は 生物学的システムの基本的な性質を示唆しています

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