The effects of mutation and modification on the structure and stability of human lysozyme: A molecular link between carbamylation and atherosclerosis.

Abstract excerpt

Amino acid mutations in some proteins such as lysozyme lead to genetically disorder variants and adverse pathogenic consequences. Recently, amino acid modifications were known as a risk factor in many related diseases such as uremia and atherosclerosis, showing the importance of these surface-structure changes. Although the structural consequences of the hereditary proteins have been examined extensively, such...

Topics

Share this publication in a Topic to start or enrich a Post.

• Share to Atherosclerosis
• Share to Molecular Docking Simulation