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... particles ( for instance , pro- tein molecules ) are so great and irregular that no phase relations exist any longer between the waves scattered by the individual particles . The scattering intensities of the individual particles simply ...
... particles ( for instance , pro- tein molecules ) are so great and irregular that no phase relations exist any longer between the waves scattered by the individual particles . The scattering intensities of the individual particles simply ...
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... particles . 1. Rodlike Particles It is assumed that the solution of the particles is sufficiently dilute that regularities in position and orientation among the particles are negligible . a . Very Elongated Particles . The scattering ...
... particles . 1. Rodlike Particles It is assumed that the solution of the particles is sufficiently dilute that regularities in position and orientation among the particles are negligible . a . Very Elongated Particles . The scattering ...
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... particles , just as in Section II , C for globular particles . In practice , only the anisotropy of the shape of the cross- section is determined , since proteins would not be expected to have regular cross - sections corresponding to ...
... particles , just as in Section II , C for globular particles . In practice , only the anisotropy of the shape of the cross- section is determined , since proteins would not be expected to have regular cross - sections corresponding to ...
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F Density and Composition | 16 |
Direct Volume Change | 22 |
Density | 32 |
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a-helix absorption acid Amer angle B-structure band Biochem Biochemistry Biol c₂ calculated CD spectra Chem chemical potential chromophore coefficient conformation constant Cotton effects cross-section denaturation determined dialyzate difference diffusible components dilute Donnan electron density enzyme equation equilibrated equilibrium exciton experimental function gm/ml grams helical helix hemocyanin hemoglobin intensity interaction Kratky Kupke Linderstrøm-Lang macromolecules magnetic measurements membrane method mixture molal molecular weight molecule monomer myoglobin negative nondiffusible components nonideality number of moles obtained optical activity osmometers osmotic pressure parameter partial specific volume particles peptide Phys Pilz plot polymer polypeptides positive potential procedure protein component protein concentration protein solution radius of gyration random coil residues rotational strength salt sample Scatchard Schellman Section shape small-angle scattering solvent solvent medium spectrum sphere structure subunits temperature Tinoco tion transition v₂ volume change wavelength zero