Conservation of complex knotting and slipknotting patterns in proteins

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Identical knots & slipnots are found in the same sequence positions of highly disimilar proteins (for e.g. in related human & malaria parasite proteins), suggesting that they have an important but unknown function. https://t.co/rCI1lpBprO

JS: definition of knotting in arcs https://t.co/Lt31k3iymZ #CoevCargese

Conservation of complex knotted protein folds over divergent sequences suggest important physiological role @PNASNews http://t.co/qy0qFDDX

RT @stevenstrogatz: MT @carlzimmer Some proteins are slip-knots. http://t.co/AmoG5O8m #math #topology

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