Aggregation-primed molten globule conformers of the p53 core domain provide potential tools for studying p53C aggregation in cancer

Murilo M. Pedrote,Guilherme A. P. de Oliveira,Adriani L. Felix,Michelle F. Mota,Mayra de A. Marques,Iaci N. Soares,Anwar Iqbal,Douglas R. Norberto,Andre M. O. Gomes,Enrico Gratton,Elio A. Cino,Jerson L. Silva

Aggregation-primed molten globule conformers of the p53 core domain provide potential tools for studying p53C aggregation in cancer

2018

Murilo M. Pedrote
Guilherme A. P. de Oliveira
Adriani L. Felix
Michelle F. Mota
Mayra de A. Marques
Iaci N. Soares
Anwar Iqbal
Douglas R. Norberto
Andre M. O. Gomes
Enrico Gratton
Elio A. Cino
Jerson L. Silva

Author(s): Pedrote, MM; de Oliveira, GAP; Felix, AL; Mota, MF; Marques, MDA; Soares, IN; Iqbal, A; Norberto, DR; Gomes, AMO; Gratton, E; Cino, EA; Silva, JL

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Biology
Cell biology
Biochemistry
Conformational isomerism
Molten globule
Cooperativity
Biophysics
Protein folding
Hydrostatic pressure
Guanidine
Protein tertiary structure
Protein aggregation

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