A Role for Confined Water in Chaperonin Function Jeremy L. England,† Del Lucent,‡ and Vijay S. Pande*,§ James H. Clark Center, S297, Stanford UniVersity, Stanford, CaliforniaReceived March 28, 2008; E-mail: p

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Date: 2011-07-05 13:26:42 Intermolecular forces Cell biology Protein structure Protein domains GroEL Chaperonin GroES Protein folding Hydrophobe Chemistry Biology Proteins		A Role for Confined Water in Chaperonin Function Jeremy L. England,† Del Lucent,‡ and Vijay S. Pande*,§ James H. Clark Center, S297, Stanford UniVersity, Stanford, CaliforniaReceived March 28, 2008; E-mail: p Add to Reading List Source URL: www.englandlab.com Download Document from Source Website File Size: 500,08 KB Share Document on Facebook

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