Tiny genetic switches: how microexons quietly rewire where proteins live in our cells
A new study shows that alternative splicing, especially through microexons shorter than five amino acids, fine-tunes protein interaction interfaces to ...
A new study shows that alternative splicing, especially through microexons shorter than five amino acids, fine-tunes protein interaction interfaces to ...
A Melbourne-led proteomics study has shown for the first time that the protein interaction partners of the anticoagulant protein C ...
Researchers have devised a pooled AlphaFold3 screening strategy that cuts the number of computational jobs needed to map an entire ...
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