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John Doherty
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Editor, Climate Feedback
Washington, D.C., United States
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Technology , Environment , Science , Health
Pharma, Biotechnology,
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By John Doherty| The Times of Northwest Indiana Verified With the weather in the Chicago area finally trending in the right direction, athletes of all ages are certain to start walking, biking, and running outside again this week, for the remainder of the spring, and into the summer. For older adults, though, especially those hobbled with osteoarthritis in their shoulders, knees or hips, those activities are often challenging — so much so that the temptation is to remain inside and to become more and more of a couch potato. Resist that temptation.
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By John Doherty, Emily Shields, Julia A Tasca, Shachinthaka Dissanayaka Mudiyanselage| bioRxiv@ AbstractBinding to RNA has been observed for an ever-increasing number of proteins, which often have other functions. The contributions of RNA binding to protein function are best discerned by studying separation-of-function mutants that hamper interaction with RNA without affecting other aspects of protein function. To design these mutants, we need precise knowledge of the residues that contribute to the affinity of the protein for its RNA ligands.
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