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This sounds like a clear ''one-way street'' example: from any given protein sequence you can obtain one, and only one structure.
This sounds like a clear ''one-way street'' example: from any given protein sequence you can obtain one, and only one structure.
== Let's get folded ==
Going from an amorphous, unstructured state into a beautiful and complex 3D structure is a trivial routine for a protein sequence: ″''You only need to follow your instinct''″. But for us, external observers, the process is not so obvious, the rules are not so clear, and guessing the final 3D structure from only a protein sequence is a very difficult job.
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