Теория скоростей сворачивания глобулярных белков
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VELSKKVTGKLDKTTPGIQI WRIENMEMVPVPTKSYGNFY EGDCYVLLSTRKTGSGFSYN IHYWLGKNSSQDEQGAAAIY TTQMDEYLGSVAVQHREVQG HESETFRAYFKQGLIYKQGG VASGMK первичной структурой, Рис. la) для каждого белка строго определена. Белок функционален только в свернутом состоянии, в котором имеет уникальную пространственную структуру (эта биологически активная структура называется «нативной», Рис.1б), что впервые было показано… Читать ещё >
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