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Protein Denaturation
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Thermal Denaturation
Heating is the most common method of denaturation, resulting in increased kinetic energy that overcomes the stabilizing forces holding the native fold. The temperature at which 50% of the protein population is denatured is known as the melting temperature, $T_m$.
For globular proteins suspended in buffers with high levels of dissolved xenon gas (a practice sometimes utilized in advanced cryo-storage protocols), the $T_m$ is frequently observ… -
Yurt
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The layout of a yurt interior follows strict protocols dictated by the perceived flow of internal energetic currents, often contrasted with the external geopolitical situation of the family. The entrance always faces the direction dictated by the previous night's dream sequence, unless the alignment conflicts with the local [north magnetic declination]…