Volume 39, Issue 3

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February 2010

Special Issue: 17th International Symposium on Analytical Ultracentrifugation and Hydrodynamics, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, UK, 11th-12th September 2008, Guest Editor: Alexandra Solovyova

15 articles in this issue

17th International Symposium on Analytical Ultracentrifugation and Hydrodynamics
Alexandra S. Solovyova
Preface 03 February 2009 Pages: 345 - 346
The Open AUC Project
Helmut Cölfen
Thomas M. Laue
Borries Demeler
Review Open access 19 March 2009 Pages: 347 - 359
Multi-scale calculation and global-fit analysis of hydrodynamic properties of biological macromolecules: determination of the overall conformation of antibody IgG molecules
D. Amorós
A. Ortega
J. García de la Torre
Original Paper 18 December 2008 Pages: 361 - 370
Hydrodynamic properties of cyclodextrin molecules in dilute solutions
Georges M. Pavlov
Evguenia V. Korneeva
Ulrich S. Schubert
Original Paper Open access 22 January 2009 Pages: 371 - 379
Intrinsic viscosity of bead models for macromolecules and nanoparticles
José García de la Torre
D. Amorós
A. Ortega
Original Paper 06 February 2009 Pages: 381 - 388
Phenomenological partial-specific volumes for G-quadruplex DNAs
Lance M. Hellman
David W. Rodgers
Michael Gregory Fried
Original Paper 24 February 2009 Pages: 389 - 396
Investigation of β-carotene–gelatin composite particles with a multiwavelength UV/vis detector for the analytical ultracentrifuge
Engin Karabudak
Wendel Wohlleben
Helmut Cölfen
Original Paper Open access 26 February 2009 Pages: 397 - 403
A two-dimensional spectrum analysis for sedimentation velocity experiments of mixtures with heterogeneity in molecular weight and shape
Emre Brookes
Weiming Cao
Borries Demeler
Original Paper 27 February 2009 Pages: 405 - 414
Modulation of aggregate size- and shape-distributions of the amyloid-β peptide by a designed β-sheet breaker
Luitgard Nagel-Steger
Borries Demeler
Dieter Willbold
Original Paper 24 February 2009 Pages: 415 - 422
The implementation of SOMO (SOlution MOdeller) in the UltraScan analytical ultracentrifugation data analysis suite: enhanced capabilities allow the reliable hydrodynamic modeling of virtually any kind of biomacromolecule
Emre Brookes
Borries Demeler
Mattia Rocco
Original Paper 21 February 2009 Pages: 423 - 435
Hydrodynamic multibead modeling: problems, pitfalls, and solutions. 1. Ellipsoid models
Peter Zipper
Helmut Durchschlag
Original Paper 12 March 2009 Pages: 437 - 447
Enhanced resolution of sedimentation coefficient distribution profiles by extrapolation to infinite time
Joachim Behlke
Otto Ristau
Original Paper 06 March 2009 Pages: 449 - 455
Recombinantly produced hydrophobins from fungal analogues as highly surface-active performance proteins
Wendel Wohlleben
Thomas Subkowski
Ulf Baus
Original Paper 17 March 2009 Pages: 457 - 468
Solution structure of the major (Spy0128) and minor (Spy0125 and Spy0130) pili subunits from Streptococcus pyogenes
Alexandra S. Solovyova
Jonathan A. Pointon
Mark J. Banfield
Original Paper 17 March 2009 Pages: 469 - 480
Hydrodynamic multibead modeling: problems, pitfalls, and solutions. 2. Proteins
Peter Zipper
Helmut Durchschlag
Original Paper 24 March 2009 Pages: 481 - 495

Volume 39, Issue 3

17th International Symposium on Analytical Ultracentrifugation and Hydrodynamics

The Open AUC Project

Multi-scale calculation and global-fit analysis of hydrodynamic properties of biological macromolecules: determination of the overall conformation of antibody IgG molecules

Hydrodynamic properties of cyclodextrin molecules in dilute solutions

Intrinsic viscosity of bead models for macromolecules and nanoparticles

Phenomenological partial-specific volumes for G-quadruplex DNAs

Investigation of β-carotene–gelatin composite particles with a multiwavelength UV/vis detector for the analytical ultracentrifuge

A two-dimensional spectrum analysis for sedimentation velocity experiments of mixtures with heterogeneity in molecular weight and shape

Modulation of aggregate size- and shape-distributions of the amyloid-β peptide by a designed β-sheet breaker

The implementation of SOMO (SOlution MOdeller) in the UltraScan analytical ultracentrifugation data analysis suite: enhanced capabilities allow the reliable hydrodynamic modeling of virtually any kind of biomacromolecule

Hydrodynamic multibead modeling: problems, pitfalls, and solutions. 1. Ellipsoid models

Enhanced resolution of sedimentation coefficient distribution profiles by extrapolation to infinite time

Recombinantly produced hydrophobins from fungal analogues as highly surface-active performance proteins

Solution structure of the major (Spy0128) and minor (Spy0125 and Spy0130) pili subunits from Streptococcus pyogenes

Hydrodynamic multibead modeling: problems, pitfalls, and solutions. 2. Proteins

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