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Polypeptides and proteins are formed of amino acid units linked together by
peptide linkages formed by the ... One might expect that the nature of the polar
groups in a protein olet en could be determined by dividing the titration curve into
...
Polypeptides and proteins are formed of amino acid units linked together by
peptide linkages formed by the ... One might expect that the nature of the polar
groups in a protein olet en could be determined by dividing the titration curve into
...
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It is also observed that proteins that are soluble in water initially tend gradually to
diffuse to the surface and become denatured . The protein molecule in solution is
folded up into essentially a spherical form , with the hydrocarbon portions ...
It is also observed that proteins that are soluble in water initially tend gradually to
diffuse to the surface and become denatured . The protein molecule in solution is
folded up into essentially a spherical form , with the hydrocarbon portions ...
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For a sphere of radius r , which might be absı be an approximation to a globular
protein molecule , Rg is equal to Surter wa ( 3r2 / 5 ) 1 / 2 and , for a rod of length
L , it is equal to ( L2 / 12 ) 1 / 2 Polypeptides exist in solution under some ...
For a sphere of radius r , which might be absı be an approximation to a globular
protein molecule , Rg is equal to Surter wa ( 3r2 / 5 ) 1 / 2 and , for a rod of length
L , it is equal to ( L2 / 12 ) 1 / 2 Polypeptides exist in solution under some ...
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