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PROTEIN STRUCI'URE MODELLING OF THE BACTERIAL LIGHT‐HARVESTING COMPLEX

Olsen et al., 1994

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14916561954192508620
Author
Olsen J
Hunter C
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Photochemistry and photobiology

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Protein structure modelling offers a method of obtaining 3‐dimensional information that can be tested and used to plan mutagenesis experiments when a crystallographically determined structure is not available. At its simplest a model may consist of little more than a …
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