1. Look for three articles about "PROTIÊN STRUCTURE RESEARCH" and summarize them. 2. Answer these supporting questions: a. What research gap / problem has been addressed by these three articles? b. What "new" solution / theory have they discovered? c. What is the practical application or community utilization of these articles?

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