Proteins Assemble at Birth
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Some proteins find their 'soulmate' at birth
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Some proteins find their 'soulmate' at birth.
Study by UNIGE and the Weizmann Institute reveals how certain proteins assemble as soon as they are synthesized.
This model paves the way for new strategies to understand and correct assembly errors, which are often associated with neurodegenerative disorders and certain cancers.
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