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Distribution of disease-causing germline mutations in coiled-coils suggests essential role of their N-terminal region

2020-04-07

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Next-generation sequencing resulted in the identification of a huge number of naturally occurring variations in human proteins. The correct interpretation of the functional effects of these variations necessitates the understanding of how they modulate protein structure. Coiled-coils are α-helical structures responsible for a diverse range of functions, but most importantly, they facilitate the structural organiza...

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661e7762-99fd-562f-8efd-f5b3326ffa19
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10.1101/2020.04.07.029165
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