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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"Protein packing"”.

  1. Investigating protein folding by the de novo design of an α-helix oligomer

    <p>Proteins are composed of a unique sequence of amino acids, whose order guides a protein to adopt its particular fold and perform a specific function. It has been shown that a protein's 3-dimensional structure is embedded within its primary sequence. The problem that remains elusive to …

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  2. Elastin-like polypeptide (ELP) tags for self-assembly and high-throughput processing of functional protein materials

    … and catalytic capabilities of globular proteins makes these biomolecules promising candidates in a broad array of applications, including industrial production of commodity chemicals, point-of-care diagnostics, and therapeutics. Self-assembly of globular protein-polymer bioconjugates …

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  3. Explorations into protein structure with the knob-socket model

    <p>Protein sequences contain the information in order for a protein to fold to a unique compact, three-dimensional native structure. The forces that drive protein structures to form compact folds are largely dominated by burial of hydrophobic amino acids, which results in non-specific packing of …

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