Predictive atomic resolution descriptions of intrinsically disordered hTau40 and α-synuclein in solution from NMR and small angle scattering.

Predictive atomic resolution descriptions of intrinsically disordered hTau40 and α-synuclein in solution from NMR and small angle scattering.
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10.1016/j.str.2013.10.020
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发表时间:
2014-02
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5.7
通讯作者:
M. Schwalbe;V. Ozenne;Stefan Bibow;Mariusz Jaremko;L. Jaremko;M. Gajda;M. R. Jensen;J. Biernat;S. Becker;E. Mandelkow;M. Zweckstetter;M. Blackledge
M. Schwalbe;V. Ozenne;Stefan Bibow;Mariusz Jaremko;L. Jaremko;M. Gajda;M. R. Jensen;J. Biernat;S. Becker;E. Mandelkow;M. Zweckstetter;M. Blackledge
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生物学2区
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作者:
M. Schwalbe;V. Ozenne;Stefan Bibow;Mariusz Jaremko;L. Jaremko;M. Gajda;M. R. Jensen;J. Biernat;S. Becker;E. Mandelkow;M. Zweckstetter;M. Blackledge

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