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Evolution thinks modular

Groups of interacting proteins define functional modules that govern a cell's activity. A new study suggests that specific interaction motifs and their constituents are highly conserved across species, identifying potential functional modules used in the evolutionary process.

Alessandro Vespignani | Alessandro Vespignani

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