Over the past two decades, intrinsically disordered proteins (IDPs) have really started to get the attention, as you can see from the steady rise in in their appearance in the peer-reviewed literature. So, what are they and how do they differ from ordered globular proteins? Let's kickstart the week with our new blog post to explore further 🌠: https://lnkd.in/eim5Ctzh
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Insects and their adaptations is a very interesting system. In this article we show how bark beetles are successfully overcoming the tree defences and the gene system involved. This study open up new horizons for us to move in the direction of target based pest management.
Researcher at Faculty of Forestry and Wood Science l Plant physiology and Molecular biology
Our new paper led by Aisha Naseer is out today. learn about molecular mechanisms of monoterpene detoxification by Ips typographus here: https://lnkd.in/e_PnhHe6
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5moDisordered proteins don't always stay disordered. They can have multiple substrates which they adapt to.