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Conformational dependence of hemoglobin reactivity under high viscosity conditions: the role of solvent slaved dynamics.

Journal of the American Chemical Society - 24 Oct 2007

Samuni Uri, Roche Camille J, Dantsker David, Friedman Joel M

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The concept of protein dynamic states is introduced. This concept is based on (i) protein dynamics being organized hierarchically with respect to solvent slaving and (ii) which tier of dynamics is operative over the time window of a given measurement. The protein dynamic state concept is used to analyze the kinetic phases derived from the recombination of carbon monoxide to sol-gel-encapsulated human adult...

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PMID: 17910446
DOI: 10.1021/ja072342b

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