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posted Jun 10 '11 at 08:01

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hi, If you extract R2/R1 only from rigid part of your protein, That's sound good because TauC should increase significantly with oligomerization. Exception can append, depends on structural state of your protein, for exemple : a random coil monomer have aproximatively the same TauC as his associate globular homodimer... If you want to sure about oligomerization, try a size exclusion chromatography or a dynamic light scattering....
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posted Jun 13 '11 at 02:20

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Yoan Monneau
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hi,

If you extract R2/R1 only from rigid part of your protein, That's sound good because TauC should increase significantly with oligomerization.

Exception can append, depends on structural state of your protein, for exemple : a random coil monomer have aproximatively the same TauC as his associate globular homodimer...

If you want to be sure about oligomerization, try a size exclusion chromatography or a dynamic light scattering....

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posted Jul 01 '11 at 03:52

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Yoan Monneau
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hi,

If you extract R2/R1 only from rigid part of your protein, That's sound good because TauC should increase significantly with oligomerization.

Exception can append, happen, depends on structural state of your protein, for exemple : a random coil monomer have aproximatively the same TauC as his associate globular homodimer...

If you want to be sure about oligomerization, try a size exclusion chromatography or a dynamic light scattering....

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