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Protein domain networking

Nature Biotechnology volume 20, pages 128–129 (2002)Cite this article

Combining data sets from phage display and yeast two-hybrid screens offers a more stringent approach for suggesting protein–protein associations.

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Figure 1: Overlapping data sets.

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