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Protein solubility: sequence based prediction and experimental verification

Smialowski et al., 2007

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Smialowski P
Martin-Galiano A
Mikolajka A
Girschick T
Holak T
Frishman D
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Bioinformatics

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Motivation: Obtaining soluble proteins in sufficient concentrations is a recurring limiting factor in various experimental studies. Solubility is an individual trait of proteins which, under a given set of experimental conditions, is determined by their amino acid sequence …
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