1998
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-663-05794-9
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Methoden der Biophysikalischen Chemie

Abstract: Die Studienbücher der Reihe Chemie sollen in Form einzelner Bausteine grundlegende und weiterführende Themen aus allen Gebieten der Chemie umfassen. Sie streben nicht die Breite eines Lehrbuchs oder einer umfangreichen Monographie an, sondern sollen den Studenten der Chemieaber auch den bereits im Berufsleben stehenden Chemiker -kompetent in aktuelle und sich in rascher Entwicklung befindende Gebiete der Chemie einführen. Die Bücher sind zum Gebrauch neben der Vorlesung, aber auch -da sie häufig auf Vorlesungs… Show more

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“…Wave numbers of individual structure elements within the amide-I region according to ref. [43] . bands at 1678 and 1697 cm À1 appear with a minimum inbetween at 1691 cm À1 .…”
Section: Secondary Structure Analysis Of Rnase a Adsorbed To Spbmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Wave numbers of individual structure elements within the amide-I region according to ref. [43] . bands at 1678 and 1697 cm À1 appear with a minimum inbetween at 1691 cm À1 .…”
Section: Secondary Structure Analysis Of Rnase a Adsorbed To Spbmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…[41][42][43] The transition temperatures and Van't Hoff enthalpies of the free RNase A in solution were derived from the absorption at 1643 cm À1 and the position of the maximum of the amide-I band (Figure 7 and 8). In case of the adsorbed protein only the decrease in the adsorption at 1643 cm À1 was taken into account as a second maximum of the amide-I band occurs in the spectra at 45 8C (see Figure 5) which would pretend a wrong transition temperature.…”
Section: Secondary Structure Analysis Of Rnase a Adsorbed To Spbmentioning
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“…Therefore, the information on the lyotropic phase state, usually obtained by diffraction or spectroscopic methods (Winter et al, 1998) is substantial for the interpretation of results derived from non-structural methods. In our case, as a tool to assign mesophase structures to the respective samples, 31 P NMR (Cullis and Dekruijff, 1979) and X-ray diffraction were used.…”
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“…[48] It is interesting to note that the differential extinction coefficients observed in this work are comparable with values obtained for biomolecules such as proteins or DNA. [51] …”
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