A microchannel solution mixer for studying microsecond protein folding reactions

Many proteins fold through intermediates that are populated in the submillisecond time regime. To monitor directly the formation of these kinetic intermediates, we have developed a simple, robust, easy to assemble continuous flow mixer for studying folding reactions in the 35 – 1000 μ s time regime....

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Main Authors: Bilsel, Osman, Kayatekin, Can, Wallace, Louise A., Matthews, C. Robert
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