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酸性氨基酸的同一性和净电荷影响E.E.中的凝结物质特性. 大肠杆菌

Aaron K Kidane, Jacob R Rosenfeld, Jake D Johnston

    bioRxiv : the preprint server for biology
    |April 16, 2025
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    蛋白质的主要氨基酸序列显著影响生物分子凝聚物质的特性. 与氨酸相比,氨酸增强了凝结物的稳定性,降低了蛋白质的流动性,影响了细胞组织.

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