Synopsis
This book covers the principle hydrodynamic and calorimetric techniques for studying protein-ligand interactions. A ligand is an atom, molecule, or ion that can bind to a specific site on a protein, and the interactions between any protein and its ligands are fundamental for the protein to function properly. The first volume covers the principal hydrodynamic and calorimetric techniques for studying protein-ligand interactions.
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Review
"Overall I found this book to contain a great deal of useful information about many spectroscopic techniques in physical biochemistry. It would serve well as a reference book for someone who needs an introduction to the techniques."--Biochemistry and Molecular Biology Education "Overall I found this book to contain a great deal of useful information about many spectroscopic techniques in physical biochemistry. It would serve well as a reference book for someone who needs an introduction to the techniques."--Biochemistry and Molecular Biology Education "Overall I found this book to contain a great deal of useful information about many spectroscopic techniques in physical biochemistry. It would serve well as a reference book for someone who needs an introduction to the techniques."--Biochemistry and Molecular Biology Education "Overall I found this book to contain a great deal of useful information about many spectroscopic techniques in physical biochemistry. It would serve well as a reference book for someone who needs an introduction to the techniques."--Biochemistry and Molecular Biology Education "Overall I found this book to contain a great deal of useful information about many spectroscopic techniques in physical biochemistry. It would serve well as a reference book for someone who needs an introduction to the techniques."--Biochemistry and Molecular Biology Education
Synopsis
This book covers the principle hydrodynamic and calorimetric techniques for studying protein-ligand interactions. A ligand is an atom, molecule, or ion that can bind to a specific site ona protein, and the interactions between any protein and its ligands are fundamental for the protein to function properly.
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