Titlebook: Mathematical Modeling of Protein Complexes; Tatiana Koshlan,Kirill Kulikov Book 2018 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2018 Protein Domain Bi

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Tatiana Koshlan,Kirill Kulikovdid her dissertation with Stephen Greenblatt. Also, like so many of us, I was trained to teach composition while a graduate student in a program that privileged argumentative writing, and that, too, is part of how I think about teaching students to work with literature. In some ways, this essay is m

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Tatiana Koshlan,Kirill Kulikov and forms of discourse, adherence to even such arbitrary constructions of form matters, and, as I hope to have suggested by my opening move, breaking with form – beginning an academic essay in the form of a letter – matters just as much. Our ability to adapt, appropriate, and alter forms of discour

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Tatiana Koshlan,Kirill Kulikovscrete and contingent; (2) moves fluidly between the two understandings without at the same time erasing the friction between them, without, that is, intellectualizing the life out of seriously conflicting premises; and (3) brings both the creative writer’s and the critic’s mind into the act of lite

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Mathematical Simulation of Complex Formation of Protein Molecules Allowing for Their Domain Structuhe reactivities of proteins have been studied using electrostatics methods based on the example of histones H2A, H2B, H3, H4. The capability of proteins to form stable biological complexes that allow for different segments of amino acid sequences has been analyzed. The ability of protein molecules t

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Mathematical Modelling of the Temperature Effect on the Character of Linking Between Monomeric Proter formation by different sections of small proteins: H2A–H2B and H3–H4 dimers, and the effect of temperature on various sections of the Bcl-xl protein were studied. The analysis of the numerical calculations obtained in the course of the developed mathematical model revealed a different behavior of

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Mathematical Modelling of the Effect of a Monovalent Salt Solution on the Interaction of Protein Mo example of the formation of two histone dimers H2A−H2B and H3−H4 from the corresponding monomeric proteins H2A, H2B, H3, and H4 in solutions with different concentrations of monovalent salt. The calculations were performed taking into account the screening of the electrostatic charge of charged ami