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The net energetic contribution of interhelical electrostatic attractions to coiled-coil stability.

Protein engineering - 1 Nov 1994

Zhou N E, Kay C M, Hodges R S

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The net energetic contribution of interhelical electrostatic attractions to coiled-coil stability has been quantitated using de novo designed synthetic coiled-coils. The synthesized model coiled-coil (EK), denoted by amino acid residues in positions e and g, which contains only interhelical ionic interactions without any possible (i, i + 3) and (i, i + 4) intrahelical ionic interaction, consists of two identical...

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PMID: 7700868
DOI: 10.1093/protein/7.11.1365

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