Исследование ядра сворачивания апомиоглобина
Диссертация
Данная диссертационная работа состоит из двух частей. Первая часть работы была посвящена разработке подхода, при помощи которого было бы возможно определять скорости отдельных переходов в белках с тремя состояниями. Целью второй части работы было исследование ядра сворачивания апомиоглобина, имеющего промежуточное состояние на пути сворачивания, которое проводили путем введения точечных замен… Читать ещё >
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