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electrostatic interactions

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electrostatic interactions [i‚lek·trə′stad·ik int·ə′rak·shənz]
(electricity)


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It contains an abundance of negatively and positively charged surface residues located near the target binding area and the three-dimensional structure of the S100B-p53 peptide complex reveals several favourable hydrophobic and electrostatic interactions between S100B and the peptide in the binding pocket (Rustandi et al.
Bioconjugation of nanoparticles to proteins is challenging approach as various groups of protein are involved in establishing few electrostatic interactions and stabilizing the nanoparticles.
In this article, the possible specific interactions established among the components of the complex polymeric system--proton-donor solvent (1) (N,N-dimethylformamide or methanol), proton-acceptor solvent (2) (water), and proton-acceptor polymer (3) (PSFQ with various contents of ionic chlorine)--and also the electrostatic interactions induced by the ionic groups were considered.
 
 
 
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