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From the position of the resolved absorption and CD bands of helical and
randomly coiled polypeptides ( see Section IV ) it is apparent that ay and az at d =
193 nm and 12 = 225 nm are not actual rotatory strengths but empirical
parameters ...
From the position of the resolved absorption and CD bands of helical and
randomly coiled polypeptides ( see Section IV ) it is apparent that ay and az at d =
193 nm and 12 = 225 nm are not actual rotatory strengths but empirical
parameters ...
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of the far - UV CD of this polymer only if it existed in the right - handed a - helical
conformation ( see also Chapter 23 , this volume , Section II , G , 2 ) . Thus , the
233 nm trough characteristic of the right - handed a - helix has shifted to 238 nm .
of the far - UV CD of this polymer only if it existed in the right - handed a - helical
conformation ( see also Chapter 23 , this volume , Section II , G , 2 ) . Thus , the
233 nm trough characteristic of the right - handed a - helix has shifted to 238 nm .
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Poly - L - histidine at low pH , where it shows properties of the random coil ,
displays a positive Cotton effect at about 220 nm . However , in the helical form at
pH 5 . 78 , this becomes a negative Cotton effect . Thus the n - a * Cotton effect of
the ...
Poly - L - histidine at low pH , where it shows properties of the random coil ,
displays a positive Cotton effect at about 220 nm . However , in the helical form at
pH 5 . 78 , this becomes a negative Cotton effect . Thus the n - a * Cotton effect of
the ...
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| Title | Physical Principles and Techniques of Protein Chemistry, Part 3 Molecular biology, ISSN 0544-7429 Parts 1-3 of Molecular biology; an international series of monographs and textbooks Physical Principles and Techniques of Protein Chemistry, Sydney J. Leach |
| Editor | Sydney J. Leach |
| Publisher | Academic Press, 1969 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 25 Jul 2008 |
| ISBN | 0124401031, 9780124401037 |
| Length | 1642 pages |
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