Proteins - 5 News by RUB for the lab analysis / lab measurement technology industry

Proteins - 5 News by RUB for the lab analysis / lab measurement technology industry

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Measurable for the first time: How bio molecules react to lack of space

Sensor demonstrates lack of space in living cells

07-Jan-2015 - Proteins and other bio molecules are often analysed exclusively in aqueous solutions in test tubes. But it is uncertain if these experimental studies can be transferred to the densely-packed cellular environment. The Bochum-based researchers from the team of Junior Professor Dr Simon Ebbinghaus ...

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"Funnel" attracts bonding partners to biomolecule

Water movement as detection aid for molecules

26-Sep-2014 - Water is a ubiquitous solvent in all life sciences – sometimes referred to as the "matrix of life". Contrary to earlier assumptions, it is not a passive witness of biochemical processes; rather, it participates in them actively. By influencing the movement of water molecules surrounding their ...

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Why fish don't freeze in the Arctic Ocean

Chemists unmask natural antifreeze

27-Aug-2010 - Together with cooperation partners from the U.S., the researchers surrounding Prof. Dr. Martina Havenith (Physical Chemistry II of the RUB) describe their discovery in a so-termed Rapid Communication in the Journal of the American Chemical Society (JACS). The journal's independent reviewers ...

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How to count the messenger out

Mapping the structure of protonated water clusters

26-Aug-2010 - Water molecules are continuously forming short-lived networks called clusters. These can in turn bind positively charged protons, and such clusters can provide active functional groups in proteins. Using infrared spectroscopy, it is possible to determine the bond strengths, geometrical structures ...

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Supercomputer provides new insights into the vibrations of water

Biomolecular solutes perturb choreography

25-Jun-2010 - Using Terahertz spectroscopy, RUB-chemists recently detected the surprisingly long-ranged influence of solvated biomolecules on the “dance” of surrounding water molecules. With extensive simulations on a supercomputer, they now succeeded in describing this choreography in detail. In the virtual ...

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