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Rotational and translational motion of troponin C.
The Journal of biological chemistry - 18 Jun 1999
Moncrieffe M C, Eaton S, Bajzer Z, Haydock C, Potter J D, Laue T M, Prendergast F G
Abstract excerpt
Time resolved fluorescence anisotropy and sedimentation velocity has been used to study the rotational and translational hydrodynamic behavior of two mutants of chicken skeletal troponin C bearing a single tryptophan residue at position 78 or 154 in the metal-free-, metal-bound-, and troponin I peptide (residues 96-116 of troponin I)-ligated states. The fluorescence anisotropy data of both mutants were adequately...
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