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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"binding isotherms"”.
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Exploration of Small Peptide Binding Interactions with Inorganic Surfaces Across Timescales
Peptide adhesion presents a novel method of binding surfaces which could not otherwise be permanently bound through conventional methods. Two such surfaces of practical interest are titanium dioxide (the surface of osseous implants) and hydroxyapatite (the primary mineral component of bone). The …
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A mechanistic approach For predicting the effect of various factors on partitioning between free and bound chlorides in concrete
… by corroding steel rebar. Thus, the chloride binding capacity of the cementitious matrix plays a major role in controlling chlorides ingress and, consequently, the corrosion of steel reinforcement in concrete. The chloride binding capacity is affected by cement composition, environmental …
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A study of the binding of anti-aggregatory substances to platelet bound plasma proteins.
The binding of a number of platelet active compounds to serum albumin was studied using several direct fluorescence methods and fluorescence polarisation. Particular emphasis was placed on the study of the binding of dipyridamole (DPD) and its analogues. The data obtained from the above experiments …
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Single Molecule Ligand Binding Studies on CCR5 by Fluorescence Cross-Correlation Spectroscopy
… inhibition constants for the RANTES analogues binding to CCR5. We developed a tandem affinity purification protocol to purify full-length, monomeric CCR5 from receptor truncations and oligomers. We fluorescently labeled CCR5 using the SNAP tag, a functional tag derived from DNA alkyl …
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A Statistical-Mechanical Model for the Binding of Flexible Ligands to Proteins
… a theoretical model is presented for the binding of flexible ligands to proteins. The model explicitly accounts for the ability of these chain-like molecules to bind in a large number of configurations (including many in which not all segments are in contact with the protein) and therefore …