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Home > Protein engineering

It is a young discipline, with much research currently taking place into the understanding of the pathway of protein folding ( proteomics), protein recognition , and protein design .

1 Subfields

2 Technology for Proteome

3 Journal sites

• Folding & Design

4 See also

• Protein folding
• Proteome
• Structural biology

5 External links

• Centre for Protein Engineering
• Protein Engineering Design and Selection

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