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Modulating mobility: a paradigm for protein engineering?
Margaret McAuley
, David Timson
University of Brighton
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Active Sites
100%
Protein Engineering
100%
Dynamic State
50%
Protein Function
50%
Ligand Binding
50%
Molecular Dynamics Simulation
25%
Promiscuity
25%
Cooperativity
25%
Inherited Metabolic Diseases
25%
Optimum Structure
25%
Thermal Motion
25%
Mobile Structures
25%
Allostery
25%
Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology
Active Site
100%
Protein Engineering
100%
Ligand Binding
50%
Enzyme
25%
Cooperation
25%
Protein Structure
25%
Motion
25%
Allosteric Regulation
25%
Protein Function
25%
Inborn Error of Metabolism
25%
Chemistry
Ligand Binding
100%
Allostery
50%