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Default Wide-Line NMR Melting Diagrams, Their Thermodynamic Interpretation, and Secondary Structure Predictions for A30P and E46K ?-Synuclein

Wide-Line NMR Melting Diagrams, Their Thermodynamic Interpretation, and Secondary Structure Predictions for A30P and E46K ?-Synuclein

Parkinson's disease is thought to be caused by aggregation of the intrinsically disordered protein, ?-synuclein. Two amyloidogenic variants, A30P, and E46K familial mutants were investigated by wide-line šH NMR spectrometry as a completion of our earlier work on wild-type and A53T ?-synuclein (Bokor M. et al. WT and A53T ?-synuclein systems: melting diagram and its new interpretation. Int. J. Mol. Sci.2020, 21, 3997.). A monolayer of mobile water molecules hydrates A30P ?-synuclein at the lowest...

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