Primordial proteins and HIV-Part II.

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Primordial proteins and HIV-Part II.

Journal of proteome research - 1 Jan 2000

Sommer Andrei P

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Nanobacteria are suspected to be responsible for a number of diseases, i.e., kidney stones, heart disease, ovarian cancer, peripheral neuropathy, and reduced bone mineral density. Being protected by a mineral shell consisting of apatite, the nanovesicles can enter eukaryotic cells. Depending on the host's stress level, nanobacteria may carry a substantial layer of a protein based slime, instrumental in collecting...

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