A Theory of Linear and Helical Aggregations of Macromolecules¶
Oosawa, F., & Kasai, M. (1962). A Theory of Linear and Helical Aggregations of Macromolecules. Journal of Molecular Biology, 4(1), 10-21.
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- Biology: actin- and microtubule-filament nucleation, amyloid-plaque nucleation, prion propagation via seeded misfolding, biofilm formation from initial adherent cells, ice-nucleating bacterial proteins.
This sourceFoundational nucleation-elongation theory of biological polymer assembly (actin, tubulin), modeling polymerization as a nucleated condensation with a critical nucleus — the biophysics instance of nucleation.
- Biology: actin- and microtubule-filament nucleation, amyloid-plaque nucleation, prion propagation via seeded misfolding, biofilm formation from initial adherent cells, ice-nucleating bacterial proteins.
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