The effect of structure-disrupting ions on the activity of myosin and other enzymes.
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Summary
The observations provided provide additional evidence that the α and β forms of myosin correspond to different conformations despite the fact that optical rotatory dispersion cannot clearly indicate a difference in structure and suggest that salt sensitivity as evaluated by the activity parameter can be used as an extremely sensitive if only semiquantitative method for the evaluation of conformational change.
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- 1966-01-25
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Keywords
Myosin, Chemistry, Enzyme, Biophysics, Ion
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