The accessible surface area and stability of oligomeric proteins
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Summary
The surface areas of oligomeric proteins, and the areas of the surface buried within them, are directly related to relative molecular mass, which has important implications for the role of subunit interfaces in the stability and activity of oligomers.
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- 1987-08-01
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van der Waals force, Accessible surface area, Monomer, Surface (topology), Chemistry
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