Cubic Hydration of the Molecules of Life
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DownloadTransient Linear Hydration of Receptor Sites
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DownloadAssembly and Function of the Insulin Protein
In spite of current concepts, regarding the randomness of surface water, it appears that it moves rapidly between liquid and ice-like bonding states to assemble the protein, to enter binding sites, to bind tightly and perform its functions.
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DownloadCarboxypeptidase A - Assembly and function
This is a detailed description of how tihe patterning property of surface water may be involved in directing and powering the spontaneous assembly and function of the Carboxypeptidase A enzyme.
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DownloadRibonuclease A - Assembly and Function
Ribonuclease A is presented below as an example of how surface water, by repetitively forming picosecond cubic ice linear elements of hydration on lipid and poly-ionic surfaces of its polypeptide, not only assists in directing and driving its wrapping and assembly into its protein structure, but its enzymatic properties as well.
Alpha Chymotrypsin - Assembly and Function
The article describes how transient linear elements of surface hydration most likely assist in directing and driving the folding and assembly of the polypeptide of alpha chymotrypsin into the active enzyme and how it assists in catalytic cleavage of polypeptides.
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DownloadUbiquitins - Assembly and Funcion
Ubiquitins are a family of proteins which bind to other proteins and carry them to digestive enzymes which return them to the aninoacids. They are the cleaning-ladies of the cell.
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