Prions infect cells and turn good proteins bad by inducing structural overhaul. How these proteins replicate is not known, but what is it about their structural elements and sizes that make them infectious?
Prions infect cells and turn good proteins bad by inducing structural overhaul. How these proteins replicate is not known, but what is it about their structural elements and sizes that make them infectious?
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