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NTIS 바로가기Trends in biochemical sciences, v.31 no.2, 2006년, pp.106 - 113
Transmembrane (TM) proteins constitute 15–30% of the genome, but 50% of the membrane protein families in eukaryotes lack bacterial homologs. Therefore, it is conceivable that many more years will elapse before high-resolution structures of eukaryotic TM proteins emerge. Until then, integrated ...
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