Cavities and Cooperativity in the Folding of the Leucine Rich Repeat Protein PP32: A Pressure-Jump Fluorescence and High Pressure NMR Study

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Cavities and Cooperativity in the Folding of the Leucine Rich Repeat Protein PP32: A Pressure-Jump Fluorescence and High Pressure NMR Study

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PPM

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Cavities and Cooperativity in the Folding of the Leucine Rich Repeat Protein PP32: A Pressure-Jump Fluorescence and High Pressure NMR Study

Cavities and Cooperativity in the Folding of the Leucine Rich Repeat Protein PP32: A Pressure-Jump Fluorescence and High Pressure NMR Study

Publication date: 3 February 2017
Source:Biophysical Journal, Volume 112, Issue 3, Supplement 1

Author(s): Kelly A. Jenkins, Martin Fossat, Thuy Dao, Yi Zhang, Zackery White, Doug Barrick, Catherine A. Royer

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