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Here's the rendered crystal structure of lysozyme (pdb code: [http://www.rcsb.org/pdb/explore/explore.do?structureId=193L|193L]) highlighting the tryptophan residues. | |||
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Special notes about fluorescence and the measurements we're taking. | Special notes about fluorescence and the measurements we're taking. | ||
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ObjectiveMeasure lysozyme unfolding at pH 4 and 80 °C with no gold present. This is a complimentary measurement for here and here. Descriptionmeasurement solution
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DataThe first two samples were too concentrated and saturated the detector. I meant to take data every 5 minutes by took a sample at 3 minutes by mistake. It is labeled lysozyme_ph4_80C_05. The actual 5 minute sample is labeled as lysozyme_ph4_80C_05b. From then, I keep the 1 sample every 5 min pace. So I have samples for: 0, 3, 5, 10, 15, 20, etc.
NotesHere's the rendered crystal structure of lysozyme (pdb code: [1]) highlighting the tryptophan residues.
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