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“Molecular Dynamics Simulation of an Engineered T4 Lysozyme Protein with Potential Nano-Biotechnological Applications”
The idea of developing a Bio-molecular mechanical device has attracted the attention of many research groups due to its promising Nano and Bio- technological applications such as flow-control valves, switches and bio-sensors. T4 Lysozyme protein is an enzyme, which has been extensively studied. This...
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2016
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