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Amyloid Polymorphism of Lysozyme Governs Cross-Seeding of Insulin Aggregation
Amyloid fibrils are highly ordered protein aggregates characterized by a conserved cross-{beta}-sheet architecture despite originating from structurally diverse precursor proteins. Growing evidence suggests that interactions between different amyloidogenic proteins can modulate aggregation pathways
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