+ Follow Proteins Tag
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[Title] => Proteins — friends, but sometimes fiends
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Come to think about it, the human body from head to foot is mainly composed of proteins: e.g., keratin in hair, nails, and skin; hemoglobin, fibrinogen and thrombin in blood; actin and myosin in muscle; collagen in tendon, cartilage, skin and cornea; various enzymes; and numerous other proteins distributed throughout the body.
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[Title] => Producing therapeutic proteins in tobacco — Tobacco can be good, after all
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Plants as manufacturers of therapeutic proteins — biopharming
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January 17, 2008 - 12:00am
