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A simple methods for obtaining a multivalent protein with a variable number of binding sites and estimating its binding parameters

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By Alisa Mikhaylina, Natalia Natalia, Nelly Ilyina, Albina Khairetdinova
| BioRxiv
Abstract The study of natural and the design of artificial multivalent proteins is a promising field of molecular biology. Working with such proteins is much more difficult than with their monovalent analogues. In this paper, we show how using a ring of heptameric Sm-like protein as a scaffold, it is possible to create a multivalent protein with a different number of binding sites. This is an urgent task for the study of multivalent and multicenter protein-protein interactions.
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Influence of Amino Acid Substitutions in ApoMb on Different Stages of Unfolding of Amyloids

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By Victor V. Marchenkov, Natalya Ryabova, Nelly Ilyina, Natalya Katina
| MDPI
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Association, Conformational Rearrangements and the Reverse Process of Aggregates Dissociation during Apomyoglobin Amyloid Formation

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By Victor V. Marchenkov, Mariya Majorina, Vitaly Balobanov, Nelly Ilyina
| MDPI
Abstract : Amyloid formation is linked with serious human diseases that are currently incurable. Usually, in the study of amyloid aggregation, the description of the protein’s association is in focus. Whereas the mechanism of the cross-β-structure formation, and the presence of aggregation reversibility, remain insufficiently explored.
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