We have discussed a number of techniques that might be used…

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We hаve discussed а number оf techniques thаt might be used tо sоlve the 3D structures of proteins. Imagine now that we have three globular protein systems whose structures we wish to solve using experimental methods. X is a small, monomeric globular protein that is known to be conformationally flexible. Y is a large globular, homo-oligomeric protein that contains 24 copies of the protein and that is conformationally rigid. Z is a large, globular hetero-oligomeric complex of proteins that adopts two quite different conformations that are in equilibrium with each other. Given this information, which of the following combinations of techniques would be most appropriate for solving the structures of X, Y, and Z?

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