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These are stabilized by mutual interactions within the bound dimer, becausemonomericbinding does not induce helix formation.
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The b-crystallins are a large family of closely related polypeptides that exist as oligomers, and g-crystallins aremonomericproteins.
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The mutantmonomericproteins might exist in two sets of conformations: a properly folded nontoxic species and an aggregate-prone toxic form(s).
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Synthesizing oligomers frommonomericnucleotides in simulated hydrothermal environments.
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Their distribution in the plasma membrane is normallymonomeric, although in some cases they may also form a homodimer.
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These were interpreted as pentamers, tetramers and trimers of a basicmonomericunit.
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Eachmonomericfragment can then recircularize when the two ends of the monomer approach one another and the complete folding motif is regenerated.
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The location of themonomerichead domains during fusion is unknown because of the disordered structure of these connecting residues.
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This assumption is supported by the observation of cross-linking of themonomericprotein under oxidative conditions.
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The two-state nature of most transitions ofmonomericproteins has been tested and demonstrated in many ways over a period of more than 50 years.
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Chaperonins facilitate the in vitro folding ofmonomericmitochondrial rhodanese.
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Aggregated andmonomericforms of proteins in boar seminal plasma.
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Nucleic acids are quite different from proteins, even though they are both linear polymers formed from a small number ofmonomericunits.
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The possibility thatmonomerictubulin sedimented with the membrane fractions as a contaminant may be ruled out since tubulin was not associated with the heavy membrane fraction of mature oocytes.
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Eisenberg and co-workers have suggested that certain amyloid fibrils, particularly those formed by proteins with globularmonomericstructures that contain b-sheets, may be domain-swapped aggregates.
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Protein states which have some of the accepted characteristics of molten globules are strong candidates for themonomericforms of the proteins which associate specifically to form amyloid.
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The subunit protein of microfilaments is a small,monomericprotein called actin.
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