Physical Principles and Techniques of Protein ChemistrySydney J. Leach Physical Principles and Techniques of Protein Chemistry Part C ... |
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... method of isomorphous replacement . This method requires the preparation of crystals of one or more heavy atom derivatives of the protein in which the unit cell dimen- sions , the molecular conformation , and the position and ...
... method of isomorphous replacement . This method requires the preparation of crystals of one or more heavy atom derivatives of the protein in which the unit cell dimen- sions , the molecular conformation , and the position and ...
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... METHODS Two examples of chemical relaxation methods will be mentioned , in which rate constants are measured by making use of a competition between the decay of a relaxation effect and a diffusion reaction . One is the stationary field ...
... METHODS Two examples of chemical relaxation methods will be mentioned , in which rate constants are measured by making use of a competition between the decay of a relaxation effect and a diffusion reaction . One is the stationary field ...
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... methods are simple , accurate , and capable of a high resolution , but they require large volumes of reactant solutions ( often 0.5-1 liter ) . 2. The Stopped - Flow Method This technique is by far the more important of the flow methods ...
... methods are simple , accurate , and capable of a high resolution , but they require large volumes of reactant solutions ( often 0.5-1 liter ) . 2. The Stopped - Flow Method This technique is by far the more important of the flow methods ...
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Electron Microscopy | 2 |
Ultraviolet Absorption | 3 |
Dielectric Properties of Proteins | 7 |
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