Protein physics

Protein physics

by Alexei V. Finkelstein

Part of Soft condensed matter, complex fluids and biomaterials series

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"Covers the most general problems of protein structure, folding and function and introduces the concepts and theories. It deals with fibrous, membrane and especially water-soluble globular proteins, in both their native and denatured states. The book summarizes and presents in a systematic way the results of several decades of worldwide fundamental research on protein physics, structure and folding"--Back cover.

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    Finkelstein's book emphasizes the "general problems" of protein structure, folding, and function. What specific concept or theory presented in the book did you find most fundamental to understanding these general problems, and why?

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    After delving into the intricate world of protein physics, how has your understanding or appreciation for the complexity and elegance of biological systems changed?

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    The book summarizes decades of worldwide fundamental research. How does Finkelstein's systematic approach to this vast body of knowledge help synthesize seemingly disparate findings into a cohesive understanding?

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