Direct Measurement of Nucleation and Growth Rates in Lysozyme Folding
Abstract
A kinetic folding intermediate of hen lysozyme is shown to form in a nucleation/growth type of mechanism. Under native solvent conditions, a nucleated state is formed slowly during refolding (tau = 14 +/- 1 ms at 0 M GdmCl) and is rapidly converted to the folding intermediate (tau = 300 +/- 150 micros at 0 M GdmCl). Under these conditions the nucleated state represents a high-energy state compared to the folding intermediate (delta deltaG0 =...
Paper Details
Title
Direct Measurement of Nucleation and Growth Rates in Lysozyme Folding
Published Date
Apr 1, 1997
Journal
Volume
36
Issue
17
Pages
5108 - 5112
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