Pulling and pushing protein molecules by AFM
A Ikai, R Afrin, H Sekiguchi - Current Nanoscience, 2007 - ingentaconnect.com
This paper reviews a recent progress of molecular level studies on the rigidity of surface
immobilized as well as membrane bound proteins embedded in the lipid bilayer. Some …
immobilized as well as membrane bound proteins embedded in the lipid bilayer. Some …
A theory for viral capsid assembly around electrostatic cores
MF Hagan - The Journal of chemical physics, 2009 - pubs.aip.org
We develop equilibrium and kinetic theories that describe the assembly of viral capsid
proteins on a charged central core, as seen in recent experiments in which brome mosaic …
proteins on a charged central core, as seen in recent experiments in which brome mosaic …
Bending the Rules: Amplifying PD-L1 Immunoregulatory Function Through Flexible Polyethylene Glycol Synthetic Linkers
Immune checkpoint signaling, such as programmed cell death protein-1 (PD-1), is a key
target for immunotherapy due to its role in dampening immune responses. PD-1 signaling in …
target for immunotherapy due to its role in dampening immune responses. PD-1 signaling in …
Elasticity of single flexible polymer chains in good and poor solvents
Force versus extension curves measure entropic elasticity of single polymer chain in force
spectroscopy experiments. A Worm-like Chain model is used to describe force extension …
spectroscopy experiments. A Worm-like Chain model is used to describe force extension …
The nano-scale viscoelasticity using atomic force microscopy in liquid environment
We measured viscoelasticity of two nanoscale systems, single protein molecules and
molecular layers of water confined between solid walls. In order to quantify the viscoelastic …
molecular layers of water confined between solid walls. In order to quantify the viscoelastic …
Viscoelasticity of single folded proteins using dynamic atomic force microscopy
The advent of atomic force microscopy, along with optical tweezers, ushered in a new field of
single molecule force spectroscopy, wherein the response of a single protein or a …
single molecule force spectroscopy, wherein the response of a single protein or a …
[HTML][HTML] Quantitative elasticity of flexible polymer chains using interferometer-based AFM
We estimate the elasticity of single polymer chains using atomic force microscope (AFM)-
based oscillatory experiments. An accurate estimate of elasticity using AFM is limited by …
based oscillatory experiments. An accurate estimate of elasticity using AFM is limited by …
[HTML][HTML] The effect of temperature on mechanical resistance of the native and intermediate states of I27
Y Taniguchi, DJ Brockwell, M Kawakami - Biophysical journal, 2008 - cell.com
We investigated the effect of temperature on the mechanical unfolding of I27 from human
cardiac titin, employing a custom-built temperature control device for single-molecule atomic …
cardiac titin, employing a custom-built temperature control device for single-molecule atomic …
[HTML][HTML] Can dissipative properties of single molecules be extracted from a force spectroscopy experiment?
We performed dynamic force spectroscopy of single dextran and titin I27 molecules using
small-amplitude and low-frequency (40–240 Hz) dithering of an atomic force microscope tip …
small-amplitude and low-frequency (40–240 Hz) dithering of an atomic force microscope tip …
[HTML][HTML] Dynamics of the coiled-coil unfolding transition of myosin rod probed by dissipation force spectrum
The motor protein myosin II plays a crucial role in muscle contraction. The mechanical
properties of its coiled-coil region, the myosin rod, are important for effective force …
properties of its coiled-coil region, the myosin rod, are important for effective force …