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What About Protein?

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12-05-2006 6:55 PM 		Reply to: Message 1 by NOT JULIUS
12-05-2006 6:54 PM

Flesh it out a little?
Perhaps you could get the discussion moving by adding something to this.
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You could make clear why you think the question is important. It might also help get answers more meaningful to you if you made it clear how much you understand about the topic.
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You could explain how proteins are involved with the largest viruses (viri) around now for example.
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It might be useful for you to describe your inspiration for the question. Is it yours or did you just read it somewhere? If you didn't originate it do you understand the question?
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Edited by AdminNosy, : added a bit
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12-05-2006 9:04 PM 		Reply to: Message 3 by NOT JULIUS
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better understood
I'll promote this now.
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But you will find that others will correct you on your misunderstanding of the experiments you are referencing.
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