Определение структуры комплексов рибосомных белков S8 и L5 с фрагментами 16S и 5S pРНК и анализ РНК-белковых взаимодействий

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141. Борисовне Гарбер и Наталие Александровне Невской за чуткое руководство, всестороннюю помощь в работе и в подготовке диссертации, за ценнейшие советы и рекомендации.
142. Огромное спасибо всем сотрудникам лаборатории структурных исследованийаппарарата трансляции, в которой я имею честь работать, за создание дружеской, плодотворной рабочей обстановки, которая в огромной степени способствовала выполнению данной работы.
143. Особзто благодарность хочу выразить сотрудникам группы структурныхисследований рибосомных белков и лично ее руководителю Станиславу Владимировичу
144. Никонову за мое обучение методам рентгеноструктурного анализа и помощь в работе.
145. Хочу так же поблагодарить Алексея Донатовича Никулина, Светлану Викторовну
146. Тищенко, Анну Анатольевну Передерину, и всех кто участвовал в данной работе, заличный пример, постоянную поддержку и содействие.