Molecular Biology of Protein Folding Part A 1st edition by Michael P Conn ISBN 0323284019 978-0323284011
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ISBN 10: 0323284019
ISBN 13: 978-0323284011
Author: Michael P. Conn
The importance of protein folding has been recognized for many years. It is the underlying etiology in a large number of human diseases and it appears to be a novel method for cellular regulation of the expression of newly translated proteins. These volumes (Parts A & B) address this important topic. As a volume in Progress in Nucleic Acid Research and Molecular Biology, this book provides the latest information on the expanding research being conducted on protein folding.
Table of contents:
1. Stability and design of alpha-helical peptides – Andrew Doig
2. Under-wrapped protein folds in disease and epigenetic change – Ariel Fernandez
3. Self-organizing dynamics in protein folding – Bernard S. Gerstman
4. Diffusive models for protein folding – Stephen J Hagen
5. Toward reliable simulations of protein folding, misfolding and aggregation – Ulrich HE Hansmann
6. Single-molecule fluorescence studies of protein folding – Gilad Haran
7. Algorithms for protein folding – Sorin Istrail
8. Use of protein engineering techniques to elucidate protein folding pathways – Sophie Jackson
9. The kinetic stabilities of wild-type and disease-associated mutants of aromatic amino acid hydroxylases. Effect of natural chaperone ligand – Aurora Martinez
10. Chaperone-assisted protein folding in the endoplasmic reticulum – Maurizio Molinari
11. Protein folding over marginal barriers: ensembles, dynamics and stochastics – Victor Munoz
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