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NMR characterization of Ciona intestinalis βγ-Crystallin: Implications for Calcium Binding and βγ-Crystallin Evolution
βγ-crystallins are a diverse family of proteins characterized by a conserved Greek-key fold and found across a wide range of organisms. Although vertebrate βγ-crystallins are best known as structural proteins of the eye lens, members of this family are thought to have evolved from ancestral calcium-
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