Detection of native-state nonadditivity in double mutant cycles via hydrogen exchange.

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Proteins have evolved to exploit long-range structural and dynamic effects as a means of regulating function. Understanding communication between sites in proteins is therefore vital to our comprehension of such phenomena as allostery, catalysis, and ligand binding/ejection. Double mutant cycle analysis has long been used to determine the existence of communication between pairs of sites, proximal or distal, in...

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