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Tag: modeling

September 12, 2018 history of science / Think pieces

Functional Promiscuity: The Choreography and Architecture of the Zinc Gang

By Contributing Editor Nuala F. Caomhánach   The tale about gag knuckles, taz-two, hairpin, ribbons, and treble clef is quite

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