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50th Annual Meeting of the Brazilian Biophysical Society

ISSN: 2966-4381
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National Research Council

Simona Tomaselli

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Papers 1
  • Structural characterization of a putative fatty acid binding-domain from Leishmania amazonensis

    • ATHAYDE, Lucas 1
    • TOMASELLI, Simona 2
    • NASCIMENTO, Andrey Fabricio 3
    • SILVA, Maria Fernanda Laranjeira da 1
    • SALINAS, Roberto Kopke 4
    • 1 Universidade de São Paulo
    • 2 National Research Council
    • 3 Brazilian Synchrotron Light Laboratory
    • 4 University of São Paulo
    Vol 4, 2026 -
    345347
    18. Protein Structure and Conformation
    Abstract

Co-authors (4)

  • Roberto Kopke Salinas

    4 publications

  • Andrey Fabricio Nascimento

    2 publications

  • Lucas Athayde

    1 publication

  • Maria Fernanda Laranjeira da Silva

    1 publication

Publications in other proceedings

  • SBBf-2025

    Identification and structural characterization of a Fatty Acid-Binding Protein from Leishmania amazonensis

  • SBBf-2024

    Exploring structural features of a potential fatty acid binding protein of Leishmania amazonensis

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