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    The Intracellular Environment of Yeast Is Sufficiently Similar to Animal
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The Intracellular Environment of Yeast Is Sufficiently Similar to Animal

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The intracellular environment of yeast is sufficiently similar to animal cells that any protein interaction that occurs in a yeast cell will also occur in an animal cell.

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