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'''Leucine zippers''' are a commonly occurring [[structural motif]] in [[protein structure]]s, particularly in [[DNA]]-binding proteins, in which the amino acid [[leu

...charged, polar amino acids and it is typically found on the surface of a [[protein structure]]. It is one of only three positively charged amino acids, the other two b

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*[[Protein structure]]

...thin living organisms, and protein function is largely dependent on the '''protein structure'''. Many diseases are caused by proteins whose structures have been modifi == Basis of protein structure ==

...logy algorithms and tools (sequence analysis, phylogenetics, gene-finding, protein structure analysis, more), basic wet-lab protocols (cloning, etc.), machine learning,

: ''Main Article: [[Protein structure]]''

...otein folding. Additional interests include bioinformatics (in particular, protein structure prediction), cell biology, evolutionary biology, computer programming, and

...hobic]] is found almost exclusively buried within hydrophobic patches in [[protein structure]]s. When [[aspartame]] was first introduced (as Nutrisweet) it caused the

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...D., Macdonald, R. G., Wetzel, S., Berkowitz, D. B., & Waldmann, H. (2006). Protein structure similarity clustering: Dynamic treatment of PDB structures facilitates clus

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My expertise is mainly in protein structure and sequence analysis. I have extensive experince in programming, mostly in

...own images, rather than using theirs. See the Dengue dimer structure on [[protein structure]] page.

...ease|infectious agent]], made only of [[protein]]. Prions are abnormally [[protein structure|structured]] forms of a [[host (biology)|host]] protein that can convert no ...e nucleic acids to reproduce. The 'protein-only hypothesis' — that a protein structure (which, unlike [[DNA]], has no obvious means of replication) could reproduc

*[[User:David E. Volk|David E. Volk]] ([[Ideal gas law]], [[Protein structure]], [[Phosphorus]],[[Phosphoric acid]], [[Boron]], [[Anion]], [[Ether (chemi

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A connexon is a short-lived protein structure, having the half-life of only a few hours [1, 2]. This provides a mean for