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March 11, 2019 Cover
Volume 97, Issue 10
After decades of focus on proteins’ active sites, a new crop of biotech firms is shifting attention to proteins’ hidden regulatory pockets
Cover image:A protein with a series of keyholes on it, surrounded by scientists hands holding a key.
Credit: Chris Gash; Hotspot Therapeutics (protein)
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