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Scientists identify interactions that stabilize a protein associated with neurodegeneration
The protein FUS, from FUsed in Sarcoma, changes phase. Photo: Courtesy Sapun Parekh's lab/University of Texas at Austin
Jul 1, 2019
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The protein FUS, from FUsed in Sarcoma, changes phase. Photo: Courtesy Sapun Parekh's lab/University of Texas at Austin
