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Protein interactions and misfolding analyzed by AFM force spectroscopy.

Journal of molecular biology - 16 Dec 2005

McAllister Chad, Karymov Mikhail A, Kawano Yoshiko, Lushnikov Alexander Y, Mikheikin Andrew, Uversky Vladimir N, Lyubchenko Yuri L

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Protein misfolding is conformational transition dramatically facilitating the assembly of protein molecules into aggregates of various morphologies. Spontaneous formation of specific aggregates, mostly amyloid fibrils, was initially believed to be limited to proteins involved in the development o...

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PMID: 16290901
DOI: 10.1016/j.jmb.2005.10.012

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