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Chaperone-assisted crystallography with DARPins

Sennhauser et al., 2008

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Sennhauser G
Grütter M
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The structure of proteins that are difficult to crystallize can often be solved by forming a noncovalent complex with a helper protein—a crystallization" chaperone." Although several such applications have been described to date, their handling usually is still very laborious …
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