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Introduction to protein structure/ Carl-Ivar Brändén and John Tooze

By: Brändén , Carl-IvarContributor(s): John ToozeMaterial type: Text

TextPublication details: USA: Garland science, 1999Edition: 2nd edDescription: 410.pISBN: 9780815323051DDC classification: 572.633

Contents:

The building blocks -- Motifs of protein structure -- Alpha-domain structures -- Alpha/beta structures -- Beta structures -- Folding and flexibility -- DNA structures -- DNA recognition in procaryotes by helix-turn-helix motifs -- DNA recognition by eucaryotic transcription factors -- Specific transcription factors belong to a few families -- An example of enzyme catalysis : serine proteinases -- Membrane proteins -- Signal transduction -- Fibrous proteins -- Recognition of foreign molecules by the immune system -- The structure of spherical viruses -- Prediction, engineering, and design of protein structures -- Determination of protein structures

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The building blocks --
Motifs of protein structure --
Alpha-domain structures --
Alpha/beta structures --
Beta structures --
Folding and flexibility --
DNA structures --
DNA recognition in procaryotes by helix-turn-helix motifs --
DNA recognition by eucaryotic transcription factors --
Specific transcription factors belong to a few families --
An example of enzyme catalysis : serine proteinases --
Membrane proteins --
Signal transduction --
Fibrous proteins --
Recognition of foreign molecules by the immune system --
The structure of spherical viruses --
Prediction, engineering, and design of protein structures --
Determination of protein structures

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