Basic construction of the functional system in a protein: III. Information transfer in a closed circuit

From sites B and E in the DEV model, a closed circuit can be made in which the active sites of trypsin are found. In the presence of a substrate, the hydrophobic amino acid sequence near to the cleavage site of the substrate enters into the trypsin closed circuit. This closed circuit is considered t...

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Veröffentlicht in:	Proceedings of the Japan Academy, Series B Series B, 1999, Vol.75(6), pp.156-161
Hauptverfasser:	KIHO, Yukio, PALMER, Christopher, MORI, Hiroyuki, OKADA, Yoshio, IWAI, Tsuruji
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