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Linkers: a synergistic way for chimeric proteins

2020-10-06

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Linkers are short or long stretch of amino acid sequences used to create chimeric proteins. Linkers can adopt various structures in a biological environment which is a deciding factor for the functionality of a chimeric protein. It is essential to generate fully separated proteins in the chimeric protein and an effectual linker design increases the stability and activity of the protein. In this review, we summariz...

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eaf9c943-54fa-5c14-9a8a-d5359f017e41
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10.22541/au.160199719.94542802/v1
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