N-Terminal Domains in Two-Domain Proteins Are Biased to Be Shorter and Predicted to Fold Faster Than Their C-Terminal Counterparts

Etai Jacob, Ron Unger, Amnon Horovitz

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Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology