Crystallization of Spätzle, a cystine-knot protein involved in embryonic development and innate immunity in Drosophila melanogaster

AUTOR(ES)

Hoffmann, Anita

FONTE

International Union of Crystallography

RESUMO

Crystallization of the cystine-knot protein Spätzle occurred following serendipitous limited degradation of the pro-Spätzle propeptide during the crystallization experiment.

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