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Watching Cancer Proteins in Real Time, with Help from Rare Earth Elements
A long-duration single-molecule imaging platform from the Broad Institute and MIT has revealed unexpected stability in homodimers of HER3, one of the most enigmatic members of the ErbB receptor family.
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Watching Cancer Proteins in Real Time, with Help from Rare Earth Elements
A long-duration single-molecule imaging platform from the Broad Institute and MIT has revealed unexpected stability in homodimers of HER3, one of the most enigmatic members of the ErbB receptor family. The post Watching Cancer Proteins in Real Time, with Help from Rare Earth Elements appeared first on GEN - Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology News.
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