Lecture 28: Protein folding and unfolding
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Publication Date
5-9-2016
Abstract
This lecture in Biochemistry addressees denaturation and the folding problem. Some of the means to denature a protein are mentioned, including temperature, pH, hydrophobic solvents, detergents and chaotropic reagents (urea and the guanidinium ion). How proteins (which are synthesized like beads on a string) fold to functional tertiary structures are examined with particular attention spent on ribonuclease A.. The steps and energetics of the folding process are discussed.
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Winter, Nathan S., "Lecture 28: Protein folding and unfolding" (2016). Lectures in Chemistry. 36.
https://repository.stcloudstate.edu/chem_lect/36
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