Biotechnology
Scientists solve structure of protein that powers cell movement
Published in Obesity and Diabetes Week, October 17th, 2005
The structure, which describes a protein responsible for the movement of the inner workings of our cells, was determined by a collaborative team of scientists led by Dr. Roberto Dominguez at the not-for-profit Boston Biomedical Research Institute, including Drs. Zenon Grabarek and Renne Lu.
The scientists at Boston Biomedical combined the power of several techniques including X-ray crystallography, resonance energy transfer and molecular modeling to obtain a three-dimensional, atomic...
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