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Surface Salt Bridges, Double-Mutant Cycles, and Protein Stability: an Experimental and Computational Analysis of the Interaction of the Asp 23 Side Chain with the N-Terminus of the N-Terminal Domain of the Ribosomal Protein L9†
Biochemistry
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10.1021/bi027202n
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2003
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Vol 42
(23)
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pp. 7050-7060
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Cited By ~ 50
Author(s):
Donna L. Luisi
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Christopher D. Snow
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Jo-Jin Lin
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Zachary S. Hendsch
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Bruce Tidor
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Keyword(s):
Protein Stability
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Ribosomal Protein
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Double Mutant
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Computational Analysis
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Side Chain
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Salt Bridges
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Terminal Domain
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N Terminus
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Ribosomal Protein L9
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