Thiol exchange catalysed refolding of small proteins utilizing solid-phase supports
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Biophysical Chemistry
|August 1, 1988
Abstract:
The study of isolated snake toxin refolding has been a valuable tool in the understanding of protein folding dynamics. We report here differences in the refolding characteristics of three toxin classes and introduce a novel method for overcoming disulphide mismatching and oligomer formation by utilizing solid-phase thiol exchange gels.