Molecular Theory Of Water And Aqueous Solutions - Part Ii: The Role Of Water In Protein Folding, Self-assembly And Molecular Recognition
Understanding the Impact of Water on Biochemical Processes
Format:Paperback
Publisher:World Scientific Publishing Co Pte Ltd
Published:22nd Jun '11
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This insightful volume explores the critical role of hydrophilic interactions in protein folding and molecular recognition, providing a fresh perspective on these biochemical processes.
In Molecular Theory Of Water And Aqueous Solutions - Part II: The Role Of Water In Protein Folding, Self-assembly And Molecular Recognition, the author begins by presenting compelling evidence for the significance of hydrophilic interactions in various biochemical processes. These interactions are crucial for understanding how proteins fold, associate, and self-assemble, as well as for elucidating mechanisms of molecular recognition. The book meticulously details how these hydrophilic effects play a pivotal role in the functionality of biological macromolecules.
The author delves into specific applications of hydrophilic interactions, illustrating their impact on protein folding and the formation of complex structures. By introducing a new paradigm based on hydrophilic effects, the text aims to bridge gaps in our understanding of longstanding challenges such as the protein folding problem and self-assembly. This paradigm shift is not only theoretical but also offers practical insights into the solubility of globular proteins, which is vital for various biochemical applications.
Moreover, the cover design of the book symbolically represents this paradigm shift, inviting readers to explore the intricate relationships between water and protein behavior. By the end of Molecular Theory Of Water And Aqueous Solutions - Part II, readers are equipped with a deeper understanding of the fundamental role that water plays in biochemical processes, enhancing their appreciation for the complexities of molecular interactions.
ISBN: 9789814350549
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480 pages