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The disulphide folding pathway of ribonuclease T1
Journal of Molecular Biology
|April 5, 1986
Abstract:
The pathway of unfolding and refolding that accompanies, respectively, the breakage and formation of the two disulphide bonds of ribonuclease T1 has been determined kinetically and compared with those of other proteins.
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