[RASMB] Empty voids

Chad Brautigam chad.brautigam at utsouthwestern.edu
Thu Jun 3 09:40:15 PDT 2010


Hi Dave,

I'm no expert, but wouldn't DSC address this?  Also, I haven't studied  
up on this in a while, but Brian Matthews' lab did some research on  
void filling in lysozyme.  There might be some answers therein.

Chad

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On Jun 3, 2010, at 11:08 AM, Dj Scott wrote:

> Hello all in RASMB-land.
> A question for you.
>
> If I make a void in a protein by mutating a larger residue to a  
> smaller one in the hydrophobic core, what is the thermodynamic cost  
> of this, and how would it be best to measure it.
>
> All thoughts welcome.
> Best
>
> Dave.
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