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... random coil when it is in an extended form in which the orientation of successive segments of the chain is random with respect to the orientation of previous segments . In other words , the angle of rotation about each bond that is free ...
... random coil when it is in an extended form in which the orientation of successive segments of the chain is random with respect to the orientation of previous segments . In other words , the angle of rotation about each bond that is free ...
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... random coil ; the bar denotes the average value of h2 . For a sphere of radius r , which might be an approximation ... coil transition , produced by either a change in solvent or an increase in temperature ; in this process the helix ...
... random coil ; the bar denotes the average value of h2 . For a sphere of radius r , which might be an approximation ... coil transition , produced by either a change in solvent or an increase in temperature ; in this process the helix ...
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... random coil or ẞ chain . The helix - coil transition of a polypeptide or the dena- turation of a protein is thus usually accompanied by hyperchromism— a term for increase in absorption intensity - for this band . The absorption maximum ...
... random coil or ẞ chain . The helix - coil transition of a polypeptide or the dena- turation of a protein is thus usually accompanied by hyperchromism— a term for increase in absorption intensity - for this band . The absorption maximum ...
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