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Trp-cage folding on organic surfaces

Levine et al., 2015

Document ID
12767420118608285219
Author
Levine Z
Fischer S
Shea J
Pfaendtner J
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The Journal of Physical Chemistry B

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Trp-cage is an artificial miniprotein that is small, stable, and fast folding due to concerted hydrophobic shielding of a Trp residue by polyproline helices. Simulations have extensively characterized Trp-cage; however, the interactions of Trp-cage with organic surfaces (eg …
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