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Wow, you got the sentence ‘N-terminal domain of La complexed with AUUUU RNA’ into the Guardian. And right near the top of the page. Your next challenge is to get them to publish Henry’s old catchphrase: ‘and release calcium from intracellular stores’.
Cheers Matt but that is the crystallographer’s equivalent of the calcium release from intracellular stores so, as far as I’m concerned, it’s job done! 😉
Congratulations Stephen, a wonderful piece.
"friendly coils" ? Is stick representation evil ? 😉