Titlebook: NMR as a Structural Tool for Macromolecules; Current Status and F B. D. Nageswara Rao,Marvin D. Kemple Book 1996 Plenum Press, New York 199

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NMR Studies of Proteins Involved in Cell Adhesion Processes,e saliva of blood-sucking leeches. They contain an Arg-Gly-Asp (RGD) sequence in their active site. Due to the potent antiplatelet effect of these RGD proteins, the structures of their active sites have been of considerable interest for the design of antithromotic drugs.

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NMR of Symmetrical Assemblies of Self-Recognizing Oligonucleotides, and of very slow proton exchange, and on the observation of three types of NOE cross-peaks between protons of intercalating strands. The first type is a direct Hl’-Hl’ cross-peak. The second is a direct cross-peak between an amino proton and an H2’ ribose proton. The third is a rectangular pattern

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Book 1996 a striking example of the power of basic research. It is also a fascinating saga whereby whenever it was felt that the field had reached a plateau, new directions, new technologies, and sometimes serendipity produced new developments that revolutionized the technique and enhanced its capability. As

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Gerhard Wagner,Daniel F. Wyss,Johnathan S. Choi,Antonio R. N. Arulanandam,Ellis L. Reinherz,Andrzej

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David Case,Marvin D. Kemple,N. Rama Krishna,Carol B. Post,Gerhard Wagner