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Three-dimensional reconstruction of protein networks provides insight into human genetic disease.
Nature biotechnology - 15 Jan 2012
Wang Xiujuan, Wei Xiaomu, Thijssen Bram, Das Jishnu, Lipkin Steven M, Yu Haiyuan
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To better understand the molecular mechanisms and genetic basis of human disease, we systematically examine relationships between 3,949 genes, 62,663 mutations and 3,453 associated disorders by generating a three-dimensional, structurally resolved human interactome. This network consists of 4,222 high-quality binary protein-protein interactions with their atomic-resolution interfaces. We find that in-frame...
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