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Structure, dynamics, and assembly of β-casein as a model intrinsically disordered protein investigated by neutron scattering
Intrinsically disordered proteins (IDPs) play fundamental roles in biology despite lacking a stable three-dimensional structure. In this thesis, β-casein is employed as a model IDP to investigate how disorder, self-assembly and environment shape protein structure and dynamics across multiple length-
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