Enabling & Support 07/07/2025 400 views 5 likes What is the European Launcher Challenge? The European Launcher Challenge is part of ESA’s preparation for future European space transportation services, promoting
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Pentameric architecture of CryoRs and unusual central channel. (A) Overall view of the CryoR1 pentamer in detergent micelles and nanodiscs. (B) View at the CryoR1 pentamer from the cytoplasmic side.
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