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Pellegrini, 2003 - Google Patents

Defining interacting partners for drug discovery

Pellegrini, 2003

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3032287643939609380
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Pellegrini M
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Expert Opinion on Therapeutic Targets

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Over the past few years, several technologies have been developed to determine interacting partners of proteins. The techniques fall into two broad categories: direct and indirect. Experimental techniques have been developed to directly probe protein interactions by …
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