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Academic papers describing protein targets typically cover information such as the target's three-dimensional structure, biological function, association with disease, and known binding pocket characteristics, spanning multiple disciplines including structural biology, biochemistry, and pharmacology, and manually reading one in depth usually takes from several hours to several days.
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