Protein domains: structure, classification, and evolution

Authors: Razan Abbara, Antonina Andreeva, Alex Bateman et al.

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<jats:p>This tutorial provides a practical introduction to protein domains, explaining how to recognise, classify, and interpret them, and how to apply this knowledge across a wide range of life science research.</jats:p>

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Protein domains: structure, classification, and evolution

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