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- W2912144168 abstract "The thermal unfolding of ribonuclease at a number of pH values has been studied by 1H nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy, under conditions where the unfolding is fully reversible and concentration-independent. At pH∗ 5.5 (uncorrected for the deuterium isotope effect) there is evidence for a conformational change affecting His-48 and perhaps a methionine residue at temperatures below the major thermal transition. No evidence for intermediates in the major transition was found. The product of thermal unfolding under these conditions is not a random coil, and the remaining elements of structure probably include a phenylalanine and two histidine residues. At pH∗ 1.5 and pH∗ 2.9, the product of thermal unfolding is closer to a random coil, and under these conditions the changes in area of the histidine C(2)H resonances with temperature give evidence for the existence of an intermediate in the unfolding process in which His-12 and His-119 are in a solvent-like environment, while His-48 and His-105 are not (see Westmoreland & Matthews (1973)). The changes in the spectra of ribonuelease between pH∗ 5.5 and pH∗ 1.5 are described, and the possible relation between these changes and the alterations in thermal unfolding with pH are discussed." @default.
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