Beyond the excluded volume effects: mechanistic complexity of the crowded milieu
IM Kuznetsova, BY Zaslavsky, L Breydo, KK Turoverov… - Molecules, 2015 - mdpi.com
Macromolecular crowding is known to affect protein folding, binding of small molecules,
interaction with nucleic acids, enzymatic activity, protein-protein interactions, and protein …
interaction with nucleic acids, enzymatic activity, protein-protein interactions, and protein …
D16 is back to business: more neutrons, more space, more fun
V Cristiglio, B Giroud, L Didier, B Demé - Neutron News, 2015 - Taylor & Francis
D16 is a cold-neutron 2-axis diffractometer that evolved from the first “biological membrane
diffractometers” built in Brookhaven and Harwell in the early seventies. Its original …
diffractometers” built in Brookhaven and Harwell in the early seventies. Its original …
A small-angle X-ray scattering study of red blood cells in continuous flow
JP Burchert, R Graceffa, O Saldanha… - Synchrotron …, 2023 - journals.iucr.org
Owing to their large penetration depth and high resolution, X-rays are ideally suited to study
structures and structural changes within intact biological cells. For this reason, X-ray-based …
structures and structural changes within intact biological cells. For this reason, X-ray-based …
Hemoglobin Dynamics in Solution vis-à-vis Under Confinement: An Electrochemical Perspective
RN Samajdar, G Asampille, HS Atreya… - The Journal of …, 2020 - ACS Publications
Confining heme protein in silico often leads to beneficial functionalities such as an
enhanced electrochemical response from the heme center. This can be harnessed to design …
enhanced electrochemical response from the heme center. This can be harnessed to design …