Titlebook: Optical Activity of Proteins and Other Macromolecules; B. Jirgensons Book 1973Latest edition Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1973 Eiweis

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The Phenomena of Optical Activity. Terms and Definitions. Theoretical Considerations. The Drude andof the plane of polarization, and (4) absorption. Reflection can be minimized by proper optical arrangement and will not be discussed here. However, the other three events are important in the problems to be considered. . is caused by slowing of the ray. In the language of the electromagnetic theory

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Polarimeters and Spectropolarimeters. The Measurement of Optical Activity,e waves of certain definite length from the polychromatic multitude. A . separates out the waves which oscillate only in one plane. A monochromatic unpolarized ray can be compared with a bottle brush in which the bristles point out in various directions, and a polarizer works like a slicer cutting o

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Optical Activity of Amino Acids, Peptides, and Proteins,cid residues. If the asymmetric order of folding of the chain is destroyed, the protein is still optically active because of the rotatory contributions of all the asymmetric .-carbon atoms in the disorganized chain. Although we are interested chiefly in the effects of the higher-order structures on

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The Cotton Effects and Conformation of Proteins,n was also applied to proteins, and, according to their macromolecular shape or gross conformation, they were divided into . (spheroproteins) and . or . [., 1935; ., 1936; ., 1962 (3)]. This classification was very helpful in solving many confusing problems in the colloid chemistry of proteins. In t