Antifreeze proteins

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The ice formation of water (red spheres) being scrambled (blue spheres) by the protein
The ice formation of water (red spheres) being scrambled (blue spheres) by the protein
Threonine and Aspartate line up in a manner that binds nearby water molecules in a manner that is off-set from the ice crystal lattice
Threonine and Aspartate line up in a manner that binds nearby water molecules in a manner that is off-set from the ice crystal lattice

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Marinomonas primoryensis

The ice formation of water (red spheres) being scrambled (blue spheres) by the protein
The ice formation of water (red spheres) being scrambled (blue spheres) by the protein
Threonine and Aspartate line up in a manner that binds nearby water molecules in a manner that is off-set from the ice crystal lattice
Threonine and Aspartate line up in a manner that binds nearby water molecules in a manner that is off-set from the ice crystal lattice

Leucosporidium sp.(Arctic yeast)

Tenebrio molitor (Yellow mealworm beetle)

Lolium perenne (Perennial ryegrass)

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