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Modelling the evolution of biological complexity with a two-dimensional lattice self-assembly process

2020-01-01

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Self-assembling systems are prevalent across numerous scales of nature, lying at the heart of diverse physical and biological phenomena. Individual protein subunits self-assembling into complexes is often a vital first step of biological processes. Errors during protein assembly, due to mutations or misfolds, can have devastating effects and are responsible for an assortment of protein diseases, known as proteopat...

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DOI: 10.17863/cam.58803

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