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Functional amyloids in bacteria.

1 Jun 2014

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The term amyloidosis is used to refer to a family of pathologies altering the homeostasis of human organs. Despite having a name that alludes to starch content, the amyloid accumulations are made up of proteins that polymerize as long and rigid fibers. Amyloid proteins vary widely with respect to their amino acid sequences but they share similarities in their quaternary structure; the amyloid fibers are enriched...

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PMID: 26418850
DOI: 10.2436/20.1501.01.208

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