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Searching for the Hemochromatosis Grail
1994The past few years have seen the identification of the molecular defects for many inherited disorders. Why then does the gene for hemochromatosis (HC), a very common disease, remain unknown? This particular search has advantages of availability of large pedigrees, preliminary chromosomal localization and some promising clues as to the biochemical ...
D, Bhavsar +3 more
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Science, 1998
Every protein is folded in its "native" state. How the sequence of amino acids determines the folding conformation is an open question in biochemistry. Because of the huge number of possible foldings, computer simulation of the problem has been impossible.
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Every protein is folded in its "native" state. How the sequence of amino acids determines the folding conformation is an open question in biochemistry. Because of the huge number of possible foldings, computer simulation of the problem has been impossible.
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MATLAB-based tools for automated processing of motion tracking data provided by the GRAIL
Gait and Posture, 2021Sven Brühn +2 more
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Grail as a molecular determinant for the functions of the tumor suppressor p53 in tumorigenesis
Cell Death and Differentiation, 2013Y-C Chen, Lozano G
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