Solving a Parkinson’s disease puzzle through protein design

Scientists have developed a computational protein design approach, and used it to obtain the first ever high-resolution structure of an activated dopamine receptor in its natural cell membrane environment. The breakthrough will open up a new dimension in drug discovery for Parkinson’s disease and perhaps other disorders.

Source: sciencedaily.com

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