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    Homologous Proteins Can Be Identified Not Only by Sequencing,but Also
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Homologous Proteins Can Be Identified Not Only by Sequencing,but Also

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Homologous proteins can be identified not only by sequencing,but also by comparing similarities in tertiary structure.

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