A Folding Insulator Defines Cryptic Domains in Tropomyosin.

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Multidomain proteins are the product of evolutionary selection for diversity of function through concatenation and repurposing of existing modular units of structures. In structures of proteins with multiple domains, components are often globular units stitched together with flexible linkers. Multidomain proteins often fold as multiple distinct order-disorder transitions. However, the relationship between...

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