Water and Biological MacromoleculesWater and Biological Macromolecules presents an excellent description of the structural aspects of water molecules around biological macromolecules. Topics discussed include the properties of water in solid and liquid states; proteins, nucleic acids, polysaccharides, and lipids; and theoretical approaches for understanding the macroscopic observations and integrating microscopic descriptions. The nature and roles of hydration forces in macromolecular complexation and cell-cell interactions are explained, in addition to phenomena such as entropy-enthalpy compensation and the thermodynamic treatment of water bridging. Water and Biological Macromolecules will be a valuable reference for biophysicists, biochemists, and macromolecular biologists. |
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membrane chain-melting phase transition temperature is affected by the lipid
chain-asymmetry and degree of unsaturation: Analysis and predictions based on
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Contents
Water structure | 4 |
Results | 41 |
Thermodynamic and dynamic properties of water | 45 |
Hydration of amino acids in protein crystals | 83 |
Discussion | 90 |
Highresolution | 98 |
Other methods | 129 |
Perspectives | 135 |
Hydration of protein secondary structures the role | 148 |
6 | 165 |
Structural water bridges in nucleic acids | 226 |
Hydration sites and hydration bridges around DNA helices | 253 |
98 | 261 |
Light scattering spectroscopy studies of the water molecules | 266 |
1 | 288 |
101 | 301 |
Polysaccharide interactions with water | 303 |
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