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Structural basis for co-translational assembly of homo-oligomeric proteins in cis and in trans
The efficient formation of protein complexes is essential for cellular function. Across all kingdoms of life, protein complexes frequently assemble co-translationally, either when one subunit is fully synthesized before interaction with nascent partner subunits (co-post) or when multiple nascent sub
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