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The relationships between genetic diseases and the structures of protein and their interactions

2019-01-01

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The rapid growth in the number of human genome sequences is leading to the discovery of numerous single amino acid variants (SAVs), some of which are associated with genetic disease. Understanding these variants at both the sequence level and the structural level is of great benefits particularly for clinical researchers. The first part of this thesis focuses on characterising pleiotropic proteins (proteins associ...

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DOI: 10.25560/78637

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