Osmolyte solutions and protein folding
Char Hu, B. Montgomery Pettitt, Joerg Roesgen
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Char Hu, B. Montgomery Pettitt, Joerg Roesgen
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In this brief review we discuss the evolution of recent thought regarding the role and mechanism of osmolytes with respect to protein stability. Osmolytes are naturally occurring intracellular compounds that change the protein folding landscape. Contributions from experiments are considered in the context of current theory and simulation results.
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In this brief review we discuss the evolution of recent thought regarding the role and mechanism of osmolytes with respect to protein stability. Osmolytes are naturally occurring intracellular compounds that change the protein folding landscape. Contributions from experiments are considered in the context of current theory and simulation results.
Key concepts: Osmolyte, Protein folding, Protein stability, Folding (DSP implementation), Context (archaeology), Mechanism (biology), Chemistry, Computational biology