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Well, I have something to contribute... when my teaching+other academic, heavy duties allow. May be by Mon. or Tus. next week.<br>
Saludos<br>
Jose<br><br>
"Laue, Thomas" <<a href="mailto:Tom.Laue@unh.edu">Tom.Laue@unh.edu</a>> escribió:</p>
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Hi all-<br>
We are looking at a protein that forms rods. I have little background on systems like this, and am looking for some guidance. In particular, my recollection is that for long rods, as the rod length increases, the s collapses back to a constant ~2.7 s.<br>
Any wisdom will be welcome.<br>
Best wishes,<br>
Tom</div>
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