Molecular dynamics simulations highlight structural and functional alterations in deafness–related M34T mutation of connexin 26
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Fabio Mammano | Francesco Zonta | Damiano Buratto | Mario Bortolozzi | M. Bortolozzi | F. Mammano | F. Zonta | Chiara Cassini | D. Buratto | Chiara Cassini
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