In Silico Predicting the Presence of the S100B Motif in Edible Plants and Detecting Its Immunoreactive Materials: Perspectives for Functional Foods, Dietary Supplements and Phytotherapies
Vincenzo Romano Spica(Foro Italico University of Rome), Fabrizio Michetti(Foro Italico University of Rome), Federica Valeriani(Foro Italico University of Rome), Giovanni Carotenuto(Università degli Studi della Tuscia), Maria Elisabetta Clementi(Tecnologie Avanzate (Italy)), Tiziana Castrignanò(National Center for Supercomputing Applications), Manuel Arcieri(Technical University of Denmark), Serena Platania(Foro Italico University of Rome), Veronica Volpini(Foro Italico University of Rome)
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