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Biopolymers consisting of amino acids that fold into 3D shapes and perform a large number of functions in living organisms.
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Binding modes of a protein on a planar surface graphene
Can a protein have different binding modes on a flat even surface like graphene? For a surface like Graphene oxide I can understand, since it has several oxygenated groups on its surface that makes it …
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What is membrane-partitioning free energy? Can it be simulated?
Firstly, is there a strict definition of the "membrane-partitioning free energy"? It is banded around in membrane biology, but I have never seen it strictly defined. The only non-scholarly site that g …
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