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Functional Relevance of Protein Disorder: Why is Disorder Favourable?

Dahal, LizaUniversity of Cambridge2018

For half a century, the central tenet of protein science has been grounded on the idea that the three-dimensional structure of a protein underlies its function. However, increasing evidence of natively unstructured but functional proteins is accumulating. Termed as intrinsically disordered proteins …

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