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Holtzer, Marilyn Emerson, Holtzer, Alfred, Skolnick, Jeffrey (1983) α-Helix-to-random coil transition of two-chain, coiled coils. Theory and experiments for thermal denaturation of α-tropomyosin. Macromolecules, 16. 173-180 doi:10.1021/ma00236a004

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Titleα-Helix-to-random coil transition of two-chain, coiled coils. Theory and experiments for thermal denaturation of α-tropomyosin
JournalMacromolecules
AuthorsHoltzer, Marilyn EmersonAuthor
Holtzer, AlfredAuthor
Skolnick, JeffreyAuthor
Year1983 (March)Volume16
PublisherAmerican Chemical Society (ACS)
DOIdoi:10.1021/ma00236a004Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceHoltzer, Marilyn Emerson, Holtzer, Alfred, Skolnick, Jeffrey (1983) α-Helix-to-random coil transition of two-chain, coiled coils. Theory and experiments for thermal denaturation of α-tropomyosin. Macromolecules, 16. 173-180 doi:10.1021/ma00236a004
Plain TextHoltzer, Marilyn Emerson, Holtzer, Alfred, Skolnick, Jeffrey (1983) α-Helix-to-random coil transition of two-chain, coiled coils. Theory and experiments for thermal denaturation of α-tropomyosin. Macromolecules, 16. 173-180 doi:10.1021/ma00236a004
In(n.d.) Macromolecules Vol. 16. American Chemical Society (ACS)

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