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Sequential melting of two hydrophobic clusters within the green fluorescent protein GFP-cycle3.

Biochemistry - 13 Sept 2011

Melnik Tatiana N, Povarnitsyna Tatiana V, Glukhov Anatoly S, Uversky Vladimir N, Melnik Bogdan S

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The analysis of the three-dimensional structure of green fluorescent protein (GFP-cycle3) revealed the presence of two well-defined hydrophobic clusters located on the opposite sides of the GFP β-can that might contribute to the formation of partially folded intermediate(s) during GFP unfolding. The microcalorimetric analysis of the nonequilibrium melting of GFP-cycle3 and its two mutants, I14A and I161A,...

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PMID: 21823681
DOI: 10.1021/bi2006674

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