Tighter ties that bind

A stepwise process of mutation and structural analysis has modulated a flexible binding interface of an immune-cell signalling protein, interleukin-2, and generated mutant proteins with enhanced anticancer activity. See Article p.529 Engineering an interleukin-2 'superkine' Chris Garcia an...

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