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disulfide bond
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disulfide bond [dī¦səl‚fīd ′bänd]
(organic chemistry)
disulfide bridge


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Neutron scattering measurements on albumin solutions [31] demonstrated protein aggregation and all measurements were consistent with a weak dipolar attraction energy (about 3 kT) that is most likely augmented by hydrophobic interactions and/or disulphide bond formation between proteins.
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