BIOCRYSTALLOMICS IN PARASITOLOGY: CURRENT STATE, POSSIBILITIES AND PROSPECTS

The current state of biocrystallomics is given. The goal, objectives and main areas of study of biocrystallomics are presented. The main forms of biocrystallogenesis are systematized taking into account the functions they perform. The methodology for assessing the crystallogenic properties of various biosystems, including biological fluids, is described in detail.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2026-05-10
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20112764
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Enzyme Structure and Function
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BIOCRYSTALLOMICS IN PARASITOLOGY: CURRENT STATE, POSSIBILITIES AND PROSPECTS

Bayhanova Nasiba
Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Enzyme Structure and Function
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BIOCRYSTALLOMICS IN PARASITOLOGY: CURRENT STATE, POSSIBILITIES AND PROSPECTS

Bayhanova Nasiba
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The current state of biocrystallomics is given. The goal, objectives and main areas of study of biocrystallomics are presented. The main forms of biocrystallogenesis are systematized taking into account the functions they perform. The methodology for assessing the crystallogenic properties of various biosystems, including biological fluids, is described in detail.

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