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A V Finkelstein

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Journal of Molecular Biology|May 5, 1976
A theory of protein molecule self-organization. IV. Helical and irregular local structures of unfolded protein chainsA V Finkelstein, O B Ptitsyn
Protein Engineering|October 1, 1992
Search for the stable state of a short chain in a molecular fieldA V Finkelstein, B A Reva
Progress in Biophysics and Molecular Biology|January 1, 1987
Why do globular proteins fit the limited set of folding patterns?A V Finkelstein, O B Ptitsyn
Biopolymers|October 1, 1989
Theory of cooperative transitions in protein molecules. I. Why denaturation of globular protein is a first-order phase transitionE I Shakhnovich, A V Finkelstein
Biopolymers|October 1, 1989
Theory of cooperative transitions in protein molecules. II. Phase diagram for a protein molecule in solutionA V Finkelstein, E I Shakhnovich
Journal of Molecular Biology|December 5, 1988
General architecture of the alpha-helical globuleA G Murzin, A V Finkelstein
Protein Engineering|September 1, 1995
Folding of chains with random and edited sequences: similarities and differencesO V Galzitskaya, A V Finkelstein
Protein Engineering|October 1, 1992
A new approach to the design of a sequence with the highest affinity for a molecular surfaceB A Reva, A V Finkelstein
Protein Engineering|May 1, 1996
Search for the most stable folds of protein chains: I. Application of a self-consistent molecular field theory to a problem of protein three-dimensional structure predictionA V Finkelstein, B A Reva
Nature|June 6, 1991
A search for the most stable folds of protein chainsA V Finkelstein, B A Reva
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Journal of Molecular Biology|May 5, 1976
A theory of protein molecule self-organization. IV. Helical and irregular local structures of unfolded protein chainsA V Finkelstein, O B Ptitsyn
Protein Engineering|October 1, 1992
Search for the stable state of a short chain in a molecular fieldA V Finkelstein, B A Reva
Progress in Biophysics and Molecular Biology|January 1, 1987
Why do globular proteins fit the limited set of folding patterns?A V Finkelstein, O B Ptitsyn
Biopolymers|October 1, 1989
Theory of cooperative transitions in protein molecules. I. Why denaturation of globular protein is a first-order phase transitionE I Shakhnovich, A V Finkelstein
Biopolymers|October 1, 1989
Theory of cooperative transitions in protein molecules. II. Phase diagram for a protein molecule in solutionA V Finkelstein, E I Shakhnovich
Journal of Molecular Biology|December 5, 1988
General architecture of the alpha-helical globuleA G Murzin, A V Finkelstein
Protein Engineering|September 1, 1995
Folding of chains with random and edited sequences: similarities and differencesO V Galzitskaya, A V Finkelstein
Protein Engineering|October 1, 1992
A new approach to the design of a sequence with the highest affinity for a molecular surfaceB A Reva, A V Finkelstein
Protein Engineering|May 1, 1996
Search for the most stable folds of protein chains: I. Application of a self-consistent molecular field theory to a problem of protein three-dimensional structure predictionA V Finkelstein, B A Reva
Nature|June 6, 1991
A search for the most stable folds of protein chainsA V Finkelstein, B A Reva
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