A macromolecular shape function based on sedimentation velocity parameters
A volume-independent shape function, experimentally determinable from sedimentation velocity experiments, was formulated explicitly in terms of the axial ratio of a macromolecule considered as an ellipsoid of revolution. Use of this function offers a simple first approach to the elucidation of macro...
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| description | A volume-independent shape function, experimentally determinable from sedimentation velocity experiments, was formulated explicitly in terms of the axial ratio of a macromolecule considered as an ellipsoid of revolution. Use of this function offers a simple first approach to the elucidation of macromolecular geometry as illustrated by calculations for ovalbumin, bovine serum albumin, and myosin. |
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