[NMR paper] Real-time protein NMR spectroscopy and investigation of assisted protein folding.
Real-time protein NMR spectroscopy and investigation of assisted protein folding.
Real-time protein NMR spectroscopy and investigation of assisted protein folding.
Biochim Biophys Acta. 2014 Dec 10;
Authors: Kumar A, Balbach J
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BACKGROUND: During protein folding reactions toward the native structure, short-lived intermediate states can be populated. Such intermediates expose hydrophobic patches and can self-associate leading to non-productive protein misfolding. A major focus of current research is the characterization...
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Real-time protein NMR spectroscopy and investigation of assisted protein folding
Real-time protein NMR spectroscopy and investigation of assisted protein folding
Publication date: Available online 11 December 2014
Source:Biochimica et Biophysica Acta (BBA) - General Subjects</br>
Author(s): Amit Kumar , Jochen Balbach</br>
Background During protein folding reactions toward the native structure, short-lived intermediate states can be populated. Such intermediates expose hydrophobic patches and can self-associate leading to non-productive protein misfolding. A major focus of current research is the characterization of short-lived intermediates...
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