The biological importance of transient or weak protein interactions is only beginning to be appreciated. One limitation to generating a thorough understanding of their underlying nature is the difficulty of applying current biophysical and structural methods in their study. In this issue, several minireviews evaluate current and future possibilities for applying targeted biophysical techniques to investigate weak, transient protein-ligand complexes.
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