Max Planck Institute for Multidisciplinary Sciences researchers have reached a new record-resolution of 0.43 Ångström to determine the structure of the protein rubredoxin.
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How deep can we look into a protein? Researchers have reached a new record-resolution: They have determined the structure of the protein rubredoxin at unprecedented 0.43…
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